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productivity
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We need a new word for too-common-sense-to-remember
Lifehacker recently shared some tips about making meetings more valuable. Specifically, you should ask the following three questions at the end of every meeting: “ * What do we see as the next steps? * Who should take responsibility for them? * And what should the timeframe be? Record the answers and send out
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I want to learn how to design the life I want to live
We are rebuilding Las Vegas from the inside out, by taking the old downtown and building a new city one square mile at a time. Like anything new there are a lot of growing pains right along side all the excitement. It’s fun for me because I love exploring
startuplife
Help you help me
I connected one my friends in VegasTech with an advisor/mentor who is absolutely amazing and knows a ton about her market and business. But, he is also neck deep in his own company and projects. Which, is ideally true about any great mentor... I mean, I am probably not
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Leave it Where You Want to Begin
One of my practices right now is to begin my day on a blank page. Or, more specifically, a blank screen. I finally realized that beginning my day in the urgent mode of triaging my many inboxes destroys my chances of getting into the important mode of setting goals for
startuplife
under-communicating
Due to the extreme pace and environment of my little startup-life these days, I have had a chance to recognize how much poor communication bothers me. Especially under-communication. A.K.A. the expectation that I should somehow get your drift and immediately comprehend what you are trying to communicate. Obviously,
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Considering a Virtual Assistant
Been thinking about getting a VA for awhile. I recently read this article and obviously some of the four hour workweek stuff. But, I'm getting close to the tipping point. Top contenders: * timesvr.com * prialto.com (via @ericries) * AskSunday.com * bpovia.com * getfriday.com I'm wondering
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rapid serializiation
I don't believe in multi-tasking. I feel like the more things we try to do at the same time, the worse of a job we do on all of them. Besides, we really only ever actually do one thing at a time, the other things simply distract us