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Want to achieve more? Here are some tips for those of you fighting the mental clutter that surrounds your work and personal life. Read More

It is normal to be afraid of something when you are an entrepreneur. But here are some fears that you need to banish if you want to succeed. Read More

Great post on how to sleep better. No matter if you don't have children, this information applies to anyone. Read More

Getting organized and staying organized is the most essential layer of entrepreneurship. Whatever stage your business is in, whether it’s brainstorming, starting up or accelerating, having a foundation where growth can happen is vital for your business. Read More

How much—and how well—do you need to sleep to feel rested, recharged, and ready to tackle all of the challenges an entrepreneur faces in everyday life?
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As a person, sometimes, I am an impetuous one! I use to grasp quickly the situation and respond or decide quickly for the next steps! I usually like very much complex situations because they suit me just fine! I do not like delays and I try to process everything in a single swipe (or more actually Read More

I love to play with nursery rhymes. You’ve got so many ready-made stories and characters that everyone is familiar with. It’s fantastic!
So one day I was thinking about Humpty Dumpty and the line “couldn’t put Humpty together again” and this idea popped into my brain.
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Every entrepreneur wants to taste huge success in their life. However, becoming a successful entrepreneur needs hard work, focus, patience, responsible approach and dedication. Without these qualities, no entrepreneur can actually become successful in their field. This blog elaborates 10 points to b Read More

We suggest a compelling alternative — the done list. Instead of itemizing things that haven’t happened yet and living in the wishful subjunctive, flip your focus to the immediacy of the present and the concreteness of the past. Is it more useful to know how much you had planned on running or how fa Read More