smckk

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   by smckk 6y ago

   Weeks. Segment your time to complete things into weeks. Months have too much wiggle room and days are too tight. Most people don’t even have the weeks option displaying on the digital calendars (phones, laptops) they use. For long term proj
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   by smckk 7y ago

   https://www.startuplit.com I spend a lot of time reading books on how to start and run a startup. My book (lit) recommendations are tightly geared to ideas you can immediately apply to your startup.
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   by smckk 7y ago

   I'm putting together books on startups as well. You can check em out here https://www.startuplit.com
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   by smckk 8y ago

   I'd recommend a look at this book http://blough.ece.gatech.edu/3020/focs.pdf .It will show you what you've been missing in the preface and the first chapter. An interesting point by the authors was that this
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   by smckk 8y ago

   This might help. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TQMbvJNRpLE