Tag: entrepreneurship
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Ah, the entrepreneurial journey! It’s a wild ride, isn’t it? We jump in headfirst, driven by passion and that irresistible dream of being our own boss. Many of us have been there: tired of the 9-to-5 grind, the office politics, and feeling like just another cog in the machine. We crave the freedom to pursue…
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It’s impossible to ignore Elon Musk. He’s a prominent entrepreneur and public figure, constantly in the news, currently making headlines for his political views. But a few weeks ago, his company SpaceX achieved something remarkable: successfully launching and landing a rocket in one piece. This is a game-changer. Previously, rockets were single-use, crashing back to…
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As I’m writing this, I realise how I’ve dropped the ball on this somewhat. One of my side hustles back in the day was researching and curating stories of people who had achieved great things against the odds: Wilma Rudolph, the polio survivor who became an Olympic champion. Hüseyin Özer, the street vendor who built…
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Don’t be fooled by appearances. It’s what is under the hood that matters in business. It can be boiled down to this.
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Stop trying to fit into a mold that wasn’t made for you! Discover how embracing your unique traits can help you be more effective.
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Don’t wait for the future of work to come to you – create it with a side hustle! Why now is the best time to do it.
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Mistrust is taking over and killing us. Here’s the antidote. Don’t underestimate it because of its simplicity.
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Do you fear the big bad wolf? Don’t. We’ve been living with it since forever
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I went from aspiring writer to finishing FOUR short stories (and counting) this year thanks to this surprisingly simple strategy…
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There has never been a better time to be a creative. But we have to manage our expectations and be smart. Our worse enemy can be ourselves.
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It’s an oxymoron but I argue that there is a way to hurry things up without rushing them, a way to speed up productivity AND quality, in the long run.