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People often use the phrase “born entrepreneurs” when referring to people who seem to have something that makes them innately entrepreneurial. Most of this discussion is casual and doesn’t really consider whether some people are, literally, born with a genetic make-up that makes them more likely than other people to start businesses. But recently,
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The world of stresses and worries and errands and projects and noise that we must all endure inflicts upon us a mind full of clutter and chaos. A mind that sometimes cannot find the calm that we so desperately seek. So how do we begin decluttering? It’s actually not difficult, if you give it a little thought: simplifying shouldn’t be made complica
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bradjennings
119 days ago
(http://open-source-innovation.com)
Category: Self-Development |
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An interview with Seth Godin in which he explains the importance of knowing when to quit. Of course, it's not really about quitting. More like "don't get started unless you're willing to sacrifice and go all the way not matter what." It also seems to be able weighing possibilities better and ignoring all but the low hanging fruit (my take on
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These top time management strategies are used by business professionals in achieving success.
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An interesting way to get yourself to get all of your ideas out before you go through the editing and revising process.
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Are you an “almost” entrepreneur? You have the drive, but you don’t have an idea. You have the passion, but you’re not quite sure what it’s for. Perhaps you’re one of the people that say “why reinvent the wheel?”, or “if it was needed, it’d already be done”. If you are one of these people... perhaps you need a square watermelon.
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The brain is often envisioned as something like a computer, and the body as its all-purpose tool. But a growing body of new research suggests that something more collaborative is going on - that we think not just with our brains, but with our bodies. A series of studies, the latest published in November, has shown that children can solve math prob
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WHY do some people reach their creative potential in business while other equally talented peers don’t?
The Stanford psychologist Carol Dweck believes that the answer to the puzzle lies in how people think about intelligence and talent. Those who believe they were born with all the smarts and gifts they’re ever going to have approach life with
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Start understanding that the only consistent thing in life is change. If you want something to happen, no matter how little of a movement it is within your life, it will never take shape if you do not first embrace the change element behind it. Change is a great catalyst with a specialty to accelerate events and make all things possible. Once you
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The author explores stress, burnout and managing one's energy, along with a powerful idea for getting out of your funk.
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Do you ever have an idea for a project, and it fades into fatal mixture of fury, defeat, and sorrow before it ever gets off of the ground? Losing the motivation to stay focused on any project is surprisingly common among us entrepreneurial-types. This is is a list of how to gain motivation and get it done!
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