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How the Hell do I Prioritize Work, Blog & Find Balance?

Both Sides of the Table

I noticed this post today from Ezra Galston titled “ Dear Brad, Fred & Mark: How The Hell Do You Do It? “how the hell do you do it? How are you everywhere at once? How do you produce so much content? How do you maintain thoughtfulness on the forefront of industries? How do you stay balanced?

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5 Effective Inbound Marketing Strategies to Nurture in 2024 

Entrepreneurs' Organization

Should I use AI to help with a blog? Local SEO How often have you searched stores or services near your location on Google Maps? More importantly, how often do you look beyond the first few business options at the top of the results? Including that landing page in your Google My Business profile.

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20 Years As a CEO: What I Wish I Knew Then

StartupNation

Leaning back in my chair and pensively staring into the digital whiteness of the Google Doc (about to type this article), I’m thinking how many times I actually pronounced (in my head or out loud), “ If only someone had told me this before ,” as a founding CEO. And so, in 2005, I decided to start a business with only $100 in my pocket.

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Reverse Engineering a Career

This is going to be BIG.

Write down all the tasks done, skills used, etc. I run into a lot of people trying to switch careers and join a startup. They're trying to get product positions and marketing jobs in particular, but they don't have any prior experience. It's a solvable problem. It's a solvable problem. It was an exercise in reverse engineering.

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20 Years As a CEO: What I Wish I Knew Then

StartupNation

Leaning back in my chair and pensively staring into the digital whiteness of the Google Doc (about to type this article), I’m thinking how many times I actually pronounced (in my head or out loud), “ If only someone had told me this before ,” as a founding CEO. And so, in 2005, I decided to start a business with only $100 in my pocket.

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Spolsky on Software on Both Sides of The Table

Both Sides of the Table

Sometime around 2003/04 my technology team turned me on to “Spolsky on Software&# a periodic newsletter served up blog style from Joel Spolsky of FogCreek Software, a maker of bug-tracking software. Blogs weren’t popularized yet so it was an oddity for me to read the founder of a software company spewing out advice.

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How entrepreneurs benefit from ‘Alien Thinking’

Entrepreneurs' Organization

We asked authors Cyril Bouquet, Michael Wade and Jean-Louis Barsoux how entrepreneurs can benefit from Alien Thinking: What does it mean to think like an “alien”? . But as an outsider, it must learn how to navigate a new and potentially hostile environment. It can adapt existing ideas from a different world.