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10 Things I Learned About Remote Working From the Book Remote By Jason Fried

One of the positives that came from COVID-19 is that companies are more open to employees working remotely. It’s a huge advantage for any job applicant because it was so much tougher for applicants. I remember just a few years ago, if you didn’t live in the city you were applying for, that was a… Continue reading 10 Things I Learned About Remote Working From the Book Remote By Jason Fried

Why Some Businesses Fail While Others Succeed [Podcast]

In this podcast episode, I wanted to have a discussion on why some businesses fail and others succeed. While there are various people discussing this content already online and offline, I hoped to add some level of unique contribution or debate about this topic given my several years of reading successful business books (and consuming other forms… Continue reading Why Some Businesses Fail While Others Succeed [Podcast]

7 Ways to Improve Your Self-Discipline and Willpower

When it comes to self improvement, in any form, most people inevitably think about willpower. Achieving your goals usually results in having to perform certain activities that aren’t comfortable or enjoyable, which comes down to having the discipline. But how do you improve your discipline? Is it possible or are you genetically stuck with what… Continue reading 7 Ways to Improve Your Self-Discipline and Willpower

What Is Self-Awareness And How Do I Improve It?

As experienced readers of my blog know, I’ve been fascinated with improving my emotional and social intelligence for a while. And I’ve made various articles and videos on the topic over the years. Today, I want to talk about the importance of self-awareness. To set up the explanation, I have to reveal that I’ve been… Continue reading What Is Self-Awareness And How Do I Improve It?

High Performers vs. Average Performers: What Makes The Difference

I’ve learned some shocking things in the professional world. First, I learned that high performers know there is a hidden job market. This secret market is where a majority of the jobs are given away before they reach job boards. And that’s the first difference between high performers and average performers: they know how the… Continue reading High Performers vs. Average Performers: What Makes The Difference

197 Books Written By Billionaires (A Constantly Updated, Complete List)

If you read all of these, you will not come out the same person you came in (in a good way). Here is the best list on the web of all the books written by billionaires. I have looked all over the Internet for a list, and I’ve yet to find a list that comes… Continue reading 197 Books Written By Billionaires (A Constantly Updated, Complete List)

10 Books Worth Re-Reading

I’m picky with what books to read. I’m even pickier with what books to re-read. A book has to be so good that it should be consulted often as a reference, like the Bible. Moreover, re-reading builds different perspectives. I was listening to the Investor’s Podcast. They also read books by billionaires and discuss what… Continue reading 10 Books Worth Re-Reading

How to Work Less and Earn More with Mr. Warren Buffett

Most people think that how much you work and how much you earn is a linear correlation: the more you work, the more money you earn. Generally speaking, we can see this to be true, especially for dollar-per-hour jobs. But what about those people who work themselves to death at 70 hours a week for… Continue reading How to Work Less and Earn More with Mr. Warren Buffett