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[vitaleducator]

Do you agree? Comment 👇 Y or N . . Design thinking originally came about as a way of teaching engineers how to approach problems creatively, like designers do.  . It focuses on achieving practical results and solutions that are: Technically feasible: They can be developed into functional products or processes; Economically viable: The business can afford to implement them; Desirable for the user: They meet a real human need. Approach your problems from a user's perspective 💪 - taken from invisionapp.com . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #designthinking #deepthinking #clarity #jamesclear #mindset #motivation #badhabit #creativity #personaldevelopment #growthmindset #entrepreneurlife #entrepreuer #entrepreneurship #entrepreneurmindset #businessgrowth #thinking #designer #designinspiration #designinspo #creative #creatives #beautifyldestinations #travelturkey #turkeytravel #turkey #turkey🇹🇷 #travelinspiration #travel #travellovers (at Kelebekler Vadisi / Fethiye) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_VjJhQDXxz/?igshid=nad84uftef9i

[the100ydmarketer]

Where are you spending your marketing $$$???

[blumine]

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Walking on air by vonwong

[topicprinter]

Hey Entrepreuers! I'm co-owner of a small/medium size biz in a niche industry (quilting!) and playing around with the idea of starting a podcast.If you have run a podcast, what's something you wish knew about it before you started?

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[vitaleducator]

Better Ways to Structure Your Workday for Maximum #Productivity If you’re tired of your #dailyroutine and want to shake things up a little, then I have good news for you: There are plenty of different ways to set yourself up for success each day. Here are 8 different ways that you can structure your workday and keep things interesting. The most common #strategies for #success involve structuring the day by the time. That is, finding out if morning, afternoon, or evening are the most productive periods for you to work, and sticking with it. (TeamGantt) You can also model your day after looking at what successful people do, and seeing what works best for you to #emulate  (Forbes) Want a more productive morning? Ditch the emails and do something exciting for yourself first like exercise (AllBusiness) Another way to #motivate yourself to get stuff done is by #visualizing  what your tasks are instead of #writing them out. (Zapier) The ultimate #routine doesn’t just stop during your hours at the office—it accounts for #nutrition #exercise and plenty of #rest (The Huffington Post) Are you someone who needs creative #energy to get work done? Here’s how to schedule your tasks to achieve peak #creative #performance  (Fast Company) If #fulfillment from your position, along with productivity, is what you’re after, try #tricks like having a single #goal each day to drive your #motivation  (Pick the Brain) And don’t try to switch it all up #overnight —you’re better off making simple changes . (Freelancers Union) Editted from themuse.com #vitaleducator #entrepreuer #success #focus #ambition #desire #desiretosucceed #patience #growth #personalgrowth #lovethegrind (at Birmingham, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_Sbyrejpcn/?igshid=115d7dxwvcpy4

[luv-engineering]

A must read if you read Traction If you haven't read traction, read that first, followed by Get a Grip and lastly, Rocket Fuel. In Get A Grip, Gino brilliantly demonstrates the power of the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) at work. Demonstrating all 6 business components (Vision, People, Data, Issues, Process & Traction) and the powerful tools that make them real, Gino explores several potential dynamics you may encounter on your own journey and provides a practical understanding of how to transform your business and your people from stuck to unstuck. Each tool is introduced to a fairly dysfunctional and chaotic organization that appears healthy to most from the outside in. You can sense the tension followed by the relief and ultimately growth of the company as they apply each tool to the business. Before you attempt to apply the EOS system to your business or department, read this book so you can gain a few nuggets of insight of what you might encounter and how you might plow through the process. It's worth your time to do so. Go to Amazon

Read this 1st then the book Traction by the same author for building a great business system. I strongly recommend you get this book and read it 1st if you are interested in the EOS system, as outlined in the book "Traction". This book is basically a story of a business that implements the steps in the book Traction. Traction is a little confusing and reading how a company has gone through the process, while encountering common problems, is extremely helpful. Many of what most business owners struggle with including personality conflicts, being too busy to implement ideas, or not knowing what type of ideas to implement to make your business run smoother and more profitably are discussed in this book. I highly recommend you read this book and also "Traction" if you need ideas on having your business run well. Go to Amazon

Absolutely awesome read for anyone in business Absolutely awesome read for anyone in business, especially appropriate for those among us who have been in business for a long time and have struggled to scale a business! I believe I've read it several times and am working to implement the concepts to grow our brands to a higher level of Customer Service in order to continue to differentiate our offerings - both through SECCO Home Services, Pronto Plumbing & Drain & our Commercial Electrical Construction & Service, and finally for our SECCO HVACR Service Business. Go to Amazon

There's hope that you can get a grip on your business! There are a lot of great business books out there but few are as relatable and practical as Get a Grip. Whether you are a small business owner struggling with leading your team or finding the right people or a solopreneur in the early stages of your business, this book is for you. Gino Wickman lays out the Entrepreneurial Operating System--a road map for building an organization around a shared vision and practical steps for getting the right people in the right roles, how to assess and hire people with shared values, and a system for identifying and executing a plan to reach clear objectives. Go to Amazon

His overall framework is excellent, and the tools he has developed are just ... Learned of this book indirectly from a friend and decided to read it to see what he thought was so special. Gotta say, Mr. Wickman has a solid grip himself on what it takes to facilitate the leadership of a company. His overall framework is excellent, and the tools he has developed are just what a business needs to use in order to run as smoothly as a well-oiled machine. Even though there is some redundancy throughout the book, it works well because it transports the reader into the room with the participants he is writing about. I've already given copies of this to two other people - but I kept my own for future reference. Go to Amazon

Make it happen! A simple, clear path to three things entrepreneurs crave: crystal clear vision, consistent traction, and lasting team health. "Get a Grip" weaves the common story of how struggling entrepreneurial leaders learn to run their business instead of it running them. The EOS tools, as practical and simple as they seem to be, just make everything easier. And this book contains no theory! Rather it lays out only time-tested disciplines and tools that work. Go to Amazon

Gripping business read the first business book that kept my attention. i actually had a hard time putting in down. if people could really be this honest and not so self-serving, it would be great way to run a busness Go to Amazon

For any entrepreuer of a growing organization. I highly suggest this book to any entrepreneur that has a growing business who is having challenges making sense of all the new (and bigger) moving pieces and decisions. It is one of three books I require everyone who joins our team to read. Go to Amazon

Read this if you are a business owner A great introduction to small business structure It helps to organize your growing business Five Stars Useful example of Traction concepts applied to a business Get Organized and Focused Good common sense in a practical easy to follow Relatable storyline and page turner Four Stars Great Business Advise

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[lifeofconquest-blog]

Hey, Guys & Gals. I Hope Your TUESDAY is Going Well. Stay Great! KC www.theconquestagency.com

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFtgU2Haf-4

[takingcashback-blog]

5 Blog Topics You Need to Stop Writing About

2015-08-19 17:00:00 | Sniply: Entrepreneur: Sales and Marketing

There are a few topics that online readers have seen time and time again-and at this point, they're just becoming noise.

[luv-engineering]

A must read if you read Traction If you haven't read traction, read that first, followed by Get a Grip and lastly, Rocket Fuel. In Get A Grip, Gino brilliantly demonstrates the power of the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) at work. Demonstrating all 6 business components (Vision, People, Data, Issues, Process & Traction) and the powerful tools that make them real, Gino explores several potential dynamics you may encounter on your own journey and provides a practical understanding of how to transform your business and your people from stuck to unstuck. Each tool is introduced to a fairly dysfunctional and chaotic organization that appears healthy to most from the outside in. You can sense the tension followed by the relief and ultimately growth of the company as they apply each tool to the business. Before you attempt to apply the EOS system to your business or department, read this book so you can gain a few nuggets of insight of what you might encounter and how you might plow through the process. It's worth your time to do so. Go to Amazon

Read this 1st then the book Traction by the same author for building a great business system. I strongly recommend you get this book and read it 1st if you are interested in the EOS system, as outlined in the book "Traction". This book is basically a story of a business that implements the steps in the book Traction. Traction is a little confusing and reading how a company has gone through the process, while encountering common problems, is extremely helpful. Many of what most business owners struggle with including personality conflicts, being too busy to implement ideas, or not knowing what type of ideas to implement to make your business run smoother and more profitably are discussed in this book. I highly recommend you read this book and also "Traction" if you need ideas on having your business run well. Go to Amazon

Absolutely awesome read for anyone in business Absolutely awesome read for anyone in business, especially appropriate for those among us who have been in business for a long time and have struggled to scale a business! I believe I've read it several times and am working to implement the concepts to grow our brands to a higher level of Customer Service in order to continue to differentiate our offerings - both through SECCO Home Services, Pronto Plumbing & Drain & our Commercial Electrical Construction & Service, and finally for our SECCO HVACR Service Business. Go to Amazon

There's hope that you can get a grip on your business! There are a lot of great business books out there but few are as relatable and practical as Get a Grip. Whether you are a small business owner struggling with leading your team or finding the right people or a solopreneur in the early stages of your business, this book is for you. Gino Wickman lays out the Entrepreneurial Operating System--a road map for building an organization around a shared vision and practical steps for getting the right people in the right roles, how to assess and hire people with shared values, and a system for identifying and executing a plan to reach clear objectives. Go to Amazon

His overall framework is excellent, and the tools he has developed are just ... Learned of this book indirectly from a friend and decided to read it to see what he thought was so special. Gotta say, Mr. Wickman has a solid grip himself on what it takes to facilitate the leadership of a company. His overall framework is excellent, and the tools he has developed are just what a business needs to use in order to run as smoothly as a well-oiled machine. Even though there is some redundancy throughout the book, it works well because it transports the reader into the room with the participants he is writing about. I've already given copies of this to two other people - but I kept my own for future reference. Go to Amazon

Make it happen! A simple, clear path to three things entrepreneurs crave: crystal clear vision, consistent traction, and lasting team health. "Get a Grip" weaves the common story of how struggling entrepreneurial leaders learn to run their business instead of it running them. The EOS tools, as practical and simple as they seem to be, just make everything easier. And this book contains no theory! Rather it lays out only time-tested disciplines and tools that work. Go to Amazon

Gripping business read the first business book that kept my attention. i actually had a hard time putting in down. if people could really be this honest and not so self-serving, it would be great way to run a busness Go to Amazon

For any entrepreuer of a growing organization. I highly suggest this book to any entrepreneur that has a growing business who is having challenges making sense of all the new (and bigger) moving pieces and decisions. It is one of three books I require everyone who joins our team to read. Go to Amazon

Useful example of Traction concepts applied to a business Get Organized and Focused Good common sense in a practical easy to follow Relatable storyline and page turner Four Stars Great Business Advise Five Stars Great book Five Stars Outstanding!

[psibertech-blog1]

http://blog.psibertech.sg/2014/09/keep-calm-3-steps-to-remain-calm-under.html

[30thousandft]

GUY KAWASAKI INTERVIEW W / IAN TENENBAUM @ ADTECH SF 2013

Guy Kawasaki is one of the most prolific thought leaders of our age. You can read his amazing bio on his site HERE. 

It was recently announced that Guy Kawasaki will be advising the CEO of Motorola which is now part of Google so I sat down with him to learn about that decision along with his latest "self published" book which you can pick up here:

"Ape" by Guy Kawasaki on Amazon

  **And a very special shout out to All-Star videographer on this piece: Matthew Goldstein  https://twitter.com/msgmsg

[30thousandft]

INTERVIEW WITH MATT BRITTON - CEO & FOUNDER OF MRY (FORMERLY MR. YOUTH)

He's an amazing dude and incredibly inspiring. Just spending time with him for 30 minutes makes me want to work harder and be a better entrepreneur  Some great advice here in this interview check it out.

Here's his insane bio:

Matt Britton is known throughout the advertising industry as an expert in social media marketing with a unique & deep domain expertise in the Millennial generation.  Matt currently serves as founder and CEO of New York-based MRY (formerly Mr Youth)—a world leading social media and youth marketing agency. Since founding the agency in 2002, Mr Youth has worked with some of the world’s leading brands—including P&G, Microsoft, Coca-Cola, & Visa —to help them connect with this rapidly evolving and highly elusive consumer.  Matt, 37, has grown MRY from a one-man startup to a company with over 600 employees worldwide.  In 2009, MRY was named the "Social Media Agency Of The Year" by Mashable. In February 2010, MRY was named one of advertising's 10 most innovative companies in the world by Fast Company. In March 2011, MRY announced the launch and spin-off of CrowdTap, the world's first on-demand brand participation network. AdAge later named CrowdTap one of the 8 hottest startups at SXSW. In July of 2011, CrowdTap announced $7MM Series A funding. In Decemer of 2011 Mashable named CrowdTap the up-and-coming social media service of the year, In November 2011 MRY was acquired by LBi International for approx. $50 Million. Matt has created an award-winning agency that has been recognized by some of the industry’s leading publications.  Inc. Magazine listed MRY several times as one of the 500 fastest growing private businesses in the U.S. Matt has also been featured in the prestigious 30 Under 30 list by Entrepreneur Magazine of the hottest U.S. entrepreneurs under 30 years old.