Here I cover 8 different topics from the value of side projects to the single best purchase I’ve made for my online business (which probably isn't what you think it is).
Side Projects, The Best Purchase I’ve Ever Made, When to Quit, and 5 More Topics and Ideas
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From http://thebacklight.com 138 days ago
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138 days ago
On the subject of quitting, Seth Godin wrote a book called "The Dip." Are you familiar with it? In an interview, Godin says he thinks one of the big problems is that people don't know when to quit things so that they can excel at what they do best. Sounds like what you're talking about doing here. Thanks so much for sharing this post on BizSugar!