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These aren’t necessarily revolutionary, but they’re things that we all KNOW we should do and yet rarely get around to. A good reminder for me.
Very nicely visualized, as well as well-documented through extensive links.
A tool for collecting user suggestions (a la Dell) and letting users prioritize them. I like their “freemium” business model, too.
A how-to ebook for freelancers (or wannabe freelancers) that covers all the steps for making money online.
Taxes have been a big source of stress for me in the past. Now I’m incorporated, but I wish I’d known this stuff back when I was 1099ing it.
Specialization is a scary undertaking for a freelancer, especially when you’re poor and desperate, but in the long run it will help you make more money and enjoy your work.
Good, concise post that explains the fundamental reasons for not having the financial life you want, and provides links to resources to overcome those setbacks.
I’d like to buy this book, but am bound my “only if I have time to read it!” rule.
You would not believe what simple checklists can do to save lives (and dollars) in hospitals. I’m not in the medicine business, but I’m going to harness the power of checklists to systematize my business.
I’d like to go through a Six Sigma training program; I think I could benefit from knowing more about process management.