Caveat Venditor 🔮 Time is precious. Stupid people are plentiful. The following are some guidelines that have served well over the years. Some lessons are harder to learn, others even harder. Thankfully we get to repeat them until we get it right. Either way, here are ten pearls for your consumption;...
It’ll be the best thing you ever do 🔮 The above quote is my favorite quote when making recommendations on deepening the company talent pool, just hire a professional. You’re better off spending the duckets on proper talent than someone you can pay a little less until you can...
Fear Facing Adventure Experience Overcoming Challenges Personal Development Risk Taking Digging a bit deeper, the underlying topics GavanBot has discovered are: Personal Growth through Adventure Overcoming Fear and Challenges Encouragement to Take Risks
“Did he just write that?!” is what Anderson Cooper is thinking 🔮 I’m not even kidding. I’ve got ideas for days and can make it rain month after month. Thing is this, they’re all crazy and large scale ideas that will never make sense to your risk analyst...
Dive into what the future of advertising is in 2020, where culture breeds innovation and video content reigns supreme. Discover the power of involving consumers in the process and tapping into the "why" of your brand to create a cult(ure) of loyal enthusiasts.
And what’s happening Anil Dash? Been noticing the Editor’s Picks on Medium are mostly established bloggers that have platforms to voice their opinions and beliefs, which is awesome. However, I’m also noticing said bloggers are upcycling content from their Greatest Blog Hits of Yesteryear, albeit they are...
The smoothest con man that ever lived. That’s what they say about Victor Lustig pictured above. His claim to fame is that he sold the Eiffel Tower, twice. Yup, that happened. He became fluent in multiple languages, harnessed his ocean liner and started printing money, literally.
A few tips for the heavy traveller.
...and Conneting Dots 🔮 Something mysterious and alluring about the ellipsis. Yeah, that’s what it’s called. You know… that. The three little dots (not to be confused with the geometric figure known as the ellipse). In literary history the ellipse, or ellipses plural, was used to indicate some element...
Recommendations on how to conduct oneself when meeting new acquaintances or business folk.
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