Communications tips during and after the crisis by Noreen Heron. Noreen Heron is the president of Heron Agency, a PR firm in Chicago. She is also an honoree for Ragan’s 2019 Top Women in Communications Awards. A version of this article first appeared on the Heron Agency blog. https://lnkd.in/efCXpBy […]
Great Minds Stick To A Predictable And Stable Routine (Make up your bed early… let’s see if you get the message!) Lessons from Nietzsche, Kant, Tesla, Darwin, Einstein and Hemingway People with stable routines are generally more efficient, happier, healthier, and less stressful Have you ever wondered what great minds do daily — the tiny details that help them achieve their goals and purpose? Do they strive to read or work a certain number of hours a day? How […]
Here is our new blog of interesting articles and reading material of all sorts we come across. Originally this Blog was for our Members only but we have decided to unlock it for all. Wanted to share this with our readers and followers. Make sure to send us articles and material of interest to list here. To gain a wider perspective of things related to business, statues, finance, economy, science, technology and new things in general. But no religion, no […]
Warren Buffett: ” I see people with these self-destructive behavior patterns. They really are entrapped by them. You can get rid of it a lot easier at your age than at my age, because most behaviors are habitual. The chains of habit are too light to be felt until they are too heavy to be broken.” Warren Buffett Thinks Getting Rid of This Behavior May Be the Fastest Way to Success The habits that hold us back […]
A lot of idiots rushed to buy toilet paper to keep their arses clean in the early days of the pandemic. Now that you have plenty of clean arses, rush to restaurants, and local small businesses when the stay at home ban is over and stop being a lover of Walmart and their Chinese made crap.   […]
We have taken part of a Global Survey created by the Startup Genome Project on the impact of the recent crisis on the startup ecosystem and are sharing the results here: 42 percent of startups globally are threatened in what we call “red zone”: they have 3 months or fewer of runway. This means that if their expenses and revenues remain as they are now and they do not raise additional capital, 4 out of every 10 startups will die […]
When things get back to “normal” make sure to think twice before you buy something! Make sure to buy American Made and buy Local, support your community, support local businesses, support local enterprises, support our people so they can support all. Put your money where your conscience is. BUY AMERICAN. Help us rise above!   […]
Let’s see how “TRANSPARENT” they (The Gov) will be. Do you remember a decade ago, the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program during the last 2008 financial crisis sparked widespread political upheaval: It was seen as a bailout for big banks that protected investment bankers while regular workers suffered. And do you remember how the bailed out companies exec and staff made millions and millions, while the public had to file for bankruptcies. This time around, the Federal Reserve, which […]
As an investor, mentor and advisor in startups and new ideas I want to remind entrepreneurs: “Opinions are plenty. Truths vary. The fact is one”. The first is a fact that the deal flow is literally “immense” and you as a startup founder are not unique at all. (There is always someone else that can and will come up with a better mouse trap!) […]
Did you know that 43% of entrepreneurs end up parting ways because of internal arguments? It’s an age-old entrepreneurial dilemma — how to deal with co-founder conflict. If you’re a founder, chances are you’re familiar with these types of dilemmas or it’s just a matter of time until you experience one. (By the way this also applies to partnerships!) This guide provided by Embroker highlights important considerations like how to embrace inevitable conflicts, establish boundaries with your business partner(s) and […]