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The Best Things Come to Those Who Ask(blog.clarity.fm)
3 points by shanellem 14y ago|0 comments
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Validation: Entrepreneurs Can’t Thrive on Compliments(blog.clarity.fm)
2 points by shanellem 14y ago|0 comments
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by shanellem 14y ago
"Learning how to sell deliberately." Easier said than done. It can be hard to not get distracted by "the next big thing". Especially when the last big thing isn't doing too well. I once read that it's 20% initial effort and 80% testing and
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by shanellem 14y ago
Great read. I especially liked this line: "The road to programming hell is paved with 'best practices' applied too early." I'm not a programmer, but I found the entire post (not just that quote) really applicable to other fields as well.
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Why Mindshare Matters More Than Time Share(blog.clarity.fm)
3 points by shanellem 14y ago|0 comments
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by shanellem 14y ago
These are awesome! Thanks for sharing.
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Why CrossFit is the Workout of Choice for Entrepreneurs(blog.clarity.fm)
5 points by shanellem 14y ago|1 comments
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by shanellem 14y ago
This is fantastic. I studied rhetoric and persuasion in university for a couple years. I think copywriters should too! There are so many old theories that are relevant online. Some of them were covered here. Thanks for sharing.
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by shanellem 14y ago
Fantastic read. Long, but well worth it. Maybe if we had taken note of this decades ago, we wouldn't be seeing the "no" revolution now. It's ok to say no sometimes, it doesn't make you a bad person. Thanks for sharing this, OP.
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Don’t Hire Yourself. Hire Someone Better.(cream.hr)
2 points by shanellem 14y ago|0 comments
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by shanellem 14y ago
I really liked this: More companies die of indigestion than from starvation. - David Packard I think it's highly relevant right now as more and more startups are getting funded. It sometimes seems like those startups are thinking "Now what?
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by shanellem 14y ago
I agree with just about everything from this post, especially the emphasis on building a network. It's something that technically-focused freelancers tend to forget about, understandably. Still, it's one of the best resources for finding an
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How to Design Your Life for You(blog.clarity.fm)
5 points by shanellem 14y ago|1 comments
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by shanellem 14y ago
"I don’t care about trends and my only prediction is that one day I will die." I think that says a lot. Predictions can give us tunnel vision. Sometimes the biggest opportunities are in the most unexpected places. I really respect Brad's op
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Raw Talent vs. Experience. Which is Best?(cream.hr)
4 points by shanellem 14y ago|1 comments
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by shanellem 14y ago
Really interesting take on personal improvement. And just in time for New Year's, which is notorious for highlighting our personal shortcomings and promoting personal progress.
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by shanellem 14y ago
Amazing. It's things like this that put the world in perspective. How much we can achieve, the beauty of the world, etc.
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Higher Education Is The Next Big Bubble(blog.clarity.fm)
3 points by shanellem 14y ago|1 comments
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Three Big Economic Fallacies Behind Growth Hacking(spinnakr.com)
6 points by shanellem 14y ago|0 comments
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by shanellem 14y ago
"Don’t laugh at anything, there are business opportunities in places you’ve never even knew existed." Absolutely. The best entrepreneurs are the ones who can find opportunity in the most unexpected places.
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by shanellem 14y ago
I really liked this article, but I think the very best devs are the ones who admit they don't understand and then ask specific, intelligent questions. Anyway, admitting you don't fully understand something is the first step to fully underst
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Why Your Startup Needs More Than Nice(cream.hr)
2 points by shanellem 14y ago|0 comments
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by shanellem 14y ago
Incredibly touching post.
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How Your Work Environment Affects Your Creativity(blog.clarity.fm)
7 points by shanellem 14y ago|0 comments
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Insanity: The Secret of Entrepreneurship(blog.clarity.fm)
1 points by shanellem 14y ago|0 comments
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by shanellem 14y ago
Awesome post! Knowing how to use analytic suites is one thing, but knowing how to accurately interpret the data is another.
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The Fragility of Culture(cream.hr)
10 points by shanellem 14y ago|0 comments
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When Mobile Retail Goes Wrong(zaptap.com)
3 points by shanellem 14y ago|0 comments
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Why Punching the Clock Is Bad(cream.hr)
4 points by shanellem 14y ago|0 comments
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The Secret Weapon These Startups Used to Get More Customers(onboardly.com)
3 points by shanellem 14y ago|0 comments

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