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Joined March 2021
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Do you know who is the creator of golang?
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6 essential business skills - Planning and research - Copywriting - Networking - Commercial - Financial - Adaptability
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GM to all those hustling to achieve their dreams
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What do you have to say about it?
What if overthinking was actually your superpower?
Amazon.com employees spend two days every two years working at the customer service desk — even the CEO — in order to help all workers understand the customer service process.
Yeah that’s one of the driving factors
Under-rated productivity tools: procrastination + high stakes.
Be smart of where you are putting your money
Get emotional If you really want to strike a chord with your customers, play to their emotions. Whether you’re aiming for happy tears, hysterical laughs or heartwarming moments, this is a tactic that will go a very long way.
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A study by neuroscientist Antonio Damasio says that emotions are a central part of virtually every decision humans make, including shopping behavior, and it’s something marketers have known and used for some time.
Oh damn, those days!
If you remember this, don’t forget to take some pain killers for your back today
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“And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom.” – Anaïs Nin, writer
“Business opportunities are like buses, there’s always another one coming.” – Richard Branson
Don’t fixate on mistakes or get demoralized by them.  The difference between successful people and everyone else is that successful people learn from their mistakes and move on.
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They don’t dwell on failure, blame the economy, curse their bad luck, or blame other people for their fate. If the path to their goal is blocked, they look for an alternate path or sometimes choose a different, more attainable goal.
When we examine how great Steve Jobs was, we are able to gain a lot of insights which provide us with invaluable lessons. Here are 10 useful lessons we can learn from Steve Jobs (1955-2011).
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"Stay foolish” however is bit trickier. No one truly wants to be foolish. At least not in the conventional sense. But, if we see foolishness as a willingness to take risks, even when others are telling us not to, then it doesn’t seem so foolish. It could even be called visionary
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When we examine how great Steve Jobs was, we are able to gain a lot of insights which provide us with invaluable lessons. Here are 10 useful lessons we can learn from Steve Jobs (1955-2011).