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When you are up against a large task or project, it’s easy to become overwhelmed by the details and the magnitude of what is before you. In a state of overwhelm, the focus goes from the joy of getting something done to the aggravation of having something undone.
What do you believe is the most fundamental purpose of creating a business? We asked this question again this week — of a larger audience — and we think you’ll be interested in their responses…
Here in the online business space, it’s well known that you can start a new business with nothing more than an idea, a website, and something for sale — and many of us got our feet wet with that exact business model. As a newbie in business four and a half years ago, I tried a lot of things that taught me many valuable lessons.
In its simplest form, motivation is a choice between two outcomes. In your brain, you balance the short and long-term costs and rewards of various options, and make a decision. And oftentimes short-term interests win out over long-term interests…
You can't make a weak man strong by making a strong man weak. - Abraham Lincoln #EmpowerOthers
How @Greatist Reached 1 Million Monthly Uniques in a Year http://t.co/x6PMn7mg with @thederek ->from this morning on @blogcastfm