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by joelle 13y ago
Wow - I've never heard of anything like this before. Pretty incredible what can happen in the body sometimes! It doesn't sound half bad though... getting drunk on a big bowl of spaghetti :)
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by joelle 13y ago
"Design starts at the top of a company with the company mission. Then the company vision. It’s very hard to do great design in an organisation without a clear and actionable mission and vision. Don’t underestimate the importance of thi
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by joelle 13y ago
"I thought I had escaped the service industry for the ‘freedom’ of freelance work. But — I never left the service industry." So true. I don't care what business you're in. You're still in the service business. And t
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by joelle 13y ago
Thanks for this post! Really enjoyed it - as I am in my first few months of entrepreneurship :) Always nice to hear 'human' perspectives on the lifestyle.
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Sexting, Shame and Suicide(rollingstone.com)
2 points by joelle 13y ago|0 comments
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by joelle 13y ago
Congrats guys! Looks like a really, really sweet product! We'll definitely check it out :)
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by joelle 13y ago
Yup. Totally. It's really hard to do the things that don't pay off now - especially when you're struggling to get started growing a business. But if you're able to carve out at least some of your time for longer-term goa
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Why every entrepreneur needs to learn to code (something)(medium.com)
3 points by joelle 13y ago|2 comments
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by joelle 13y ago
As a new developer, stack overflow has been an invaluable resource. My boyfriend (who's been a developer for many years now) always tells me I don't know how nice I have it every time he sees me open stack overflow up to figure so
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by joelle 13y ago
"But I made a decision to stop right there and then. I didn’t want to wait until Monday, or until we’d run out of crisps in the cupboard. I was putting an end to it." This is so true... why do we always say we'll start someth
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by joelle 13y ago
This is so, so important. The people you surround yourself with (and this is just as true personally as it is professionally) really shape who you become. Want to do amazing things? Surround yourself with others who already are (or are at l
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Hacking your twenties - A simple list of advice for the average twenty-something(medium.com)
3 points by joelle 13y ago|0 comments
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by joelle 13y ago
"Your product is short-term, the relationships you build are long-term." - Love this <3
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by joelle 13y ago
"Rule #5: Health comes first. Always." Sticking by that. No matter what. ;-)
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by joelle 13y ago
Yep - you nailed it. I don't ever want to be a "me too" company - or a "me too" person for that matter. But it's so easy to go half way down that path before you've even realized it.
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by joelle 13y ago
This is so dang cool! I love it :-)