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When you’re working between several different apps (project management, chat, help desk, etc), it can be tempting to do the important talking in direct messages and hide updates that would be useful for the whole team to know.

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If you want to invest, but you’re too lazy to do the research and come up with a bullet-proof strategy, then Tim Ferriss has a dire warning for you: “You’re going to get your fucking face ripped off.”
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When you're in the midst of growing a new business while still working at a nine-to-five job it can be hard to know exactly when it's time to go. Although the future is uncertain and you won't have as much stability, sometimes it's worth taking the plunge and diving head first into your own company Read More

Are you ever at a loss when it comes to planning your tasks? A good chunk of the time, I feel exactly like that. That’s ok. Task management exists because planning and executing projects is hard.
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The Productivity Pyramid and the Pomodoro Method of time-management are explained along with 17 other unusual but effective time-saving techniques. Read More

Microsoft SharePoint is a bit like a Swiss army knife. It has a ton of different functions, some of which are useful, and some that aren’t. If you’re using SharePoint or one of several SharePoint alternatives and you’re not careful, you might wind up with a tool that’s so bloated with features it d Read More

A list of 15 books recommended by serial entrepreneur David S. Rose. If you’re planning to start and build a scalable, high-growth business, get ready to fill your bookshelves. Read More

It is perfectly possible to communicate in a confident manner, without necessarily having the emotion present inside you. Lots of people do that.
They don't feel nearly as confident as they appear. They have mastered the art of looking and sounding confident, even when, on the inside, they lack co Read More

Tech entrepreneurs are known to put in outrageous hours just to get their businesses off the ground. Justin Zhu, cofounder of Iterable, works 12 hour days split into two shifts: 11am-5pm, and then 9pm-3am. Len Gauger, founder of Message Blocks works 14.5 hour days, and sometimes on the weekend duri Read More