Learning Everyday
And they just sit in the laundry basket getting wrinkled until I wear enough clothes to warrant a new load of wash. A lot of us go through ups and downs throughout the week, month, and year. It’s easy to tell when you’re flying high but difficult to tell when you are entering a funk…
I love this concept from Naval Ravikant and am actively working to move from 2.5/3 into spot 4. A lot of this comes from building a strong personal brand and being the go-to guy in your field. When you feel it’s time to expand out, you can bring that trusted relationship with you. What are…
The past few months of remote work have really started to highlight to me how different leaders and thinkers make their decisions. Varying from speed and style to autonomy, I’ve learned a lot about how I personally like to make decisions and communicate them to the team. What I’ve found by observing other team members…
In late March, I started to think about how can I take advantage of this Quarantine situation. No commute, more flexible work schedule, lack of unplanned interruptions. I’ve also been thinking about diversifying income over the past 6 months – increase total output of the household in a low-risk manner. This combination turned me toward…
That nervous feeling before a presentation or the moment right before calling your crush – these moments are when butterflies are in full effect. Butterflies mean you’re doing something new and scary. And usually these somethings mean you’re growing. Growing as a professional, growing as an individual, or just growing taller. So what does it…
In my strategic management class we were “discussing” Google and its competitors. I put “discussing” in quotes because it was really the teacher and two other students who had read the case study but none of them understood the points they were trying to make. Class that day was equivalent to pulling teeth for a…
What is it and where did it come from? A QR Code, or a Quick Response Code, consists of black modules arrange in a square pattern on a white background that can be interpreted by barcode readers and smartphones. Originating in Japan, this technology started off on manufacturing parts for easier assessment but quickly turned commercial and found its…