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In researching productivity tips for this blog, I had a revelation… I’ve read it all before. I have blogged on this topic in the past, and I confess that I usually take the bait and click on articles with titles like “10 Productivity Hacks that Will Change Your Life” or whatever the catchy title mi Read More

In this episode of Business Systems Explored, Jon Nastor the host of Hack the Entrepreneur podcast reveals the systems he used to build and run a top ranking podcast to over 1.4 million downloads.
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Remote teams have hurdles that some office teams don’t. With all the advantages that remote teams have there are some minor disadvantages to them, but thanks to the amazing technology that we have today, we’re in a fortunate place to solve those problems. Read More

In the mid-90s, a Japanese mobile software developer noticed teenagers using MMS to do things that emojis would suit, and created the first round of what we’d consider emojis today.

Now, there’s an explosion of emojis. Apple, Twitter, Microsoft, Facebook, Android, and others — all putting their Read More

A company blog with 15 million visits a year will make your business. You want to win big in the long term, and the only way to do that is to work backwards from a clear picture of where you want to be, and identify the steps you need to take to get there. By working backwards from massive websites Read More

If you’re running a business, working in a business, or trying to be better at your job, then you probably want to be more efficient. It’s not something that you sacrifice health and happiness to achieve (got to have that balance), but being more efficient in your workday is probably something that Read More

Process-related disasters span a massive range of areas, from pure human idiocy to legal and technical trouble. If it’s not an issue of ineptitude (a managerial issue) it’ll be an issue with ignorance (a legal / technical oversight).
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There are many discussions lately on how you could develop a product or rather how to develop an info-product. Info-products are these particular intangible products comprise of bits-and-bites as are the e-books, courses, seminars, webinars, applications, etc. The development procedure is not diffi Read More

If images are the snacks of the internet, and articles are the main course, then infographics are somewhere in between. A light brunch, if you will. Packed with sustenance, but digestible enough to get down in a short period of time. Read More

Tim shares his journey from door-to-door vacuum salesman to a marketer that helps LeadPages get tens of thousands of customers, and rips apart the systems he used along the way. We learn about a different approach to the 80/20 rule and why there’s another hidden rule there that’s just as important. Read More