From our new Work Smart series:
Here how Paul Bolles-Beaven became a senior partner at the restaurant/business that he waited tables for 27 years ago.
Climbing The Ladder From Waiter To Executive, One Rung At A Time
How much money would you save if you worked from home? A new tool looks at various factors about you, your commute, and your company—and can spit back a usually jaw-dropping number about how much money you would keep in your pocket if your work arrangement got more flexible.
Tips from an expert on how to master the chaos of smartphone app placement. Your fingers (and brain) will thank you. Read on—>
If you’re looking for a quick way to improve productivity for yourself as well as those around you, look no further than your inbox. Most of us take e-mail for granted now, which is why there is an opportunity there to improve and optimize how you communicate. In this week’s episode I’ll tell you about the techniques used by a variety of different entrepreneurs to optimize their e-mail correspondences.
The greatest achievements happen in the overlap of three things: Your genuine interests, skills, and opportunities. To find success, work within your overlap.
Organization is a competitive advantage in the creative world. Scott Belsky explains how every meeting, brainstorm, or a personal project can be reduced to just three things.
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Most ideas never happen because they get abandoned along the way. Here are some ways to survive the “project plateau.”
(Source: Fast Company)
Great tips from Scott Belsky on how to stop living someone else’s to-do list. See more from our Work Smart series!
Work Smart is a series we started last year to help you get the most out of your time by using the best and most useful tools on the web. In this latest installment, our host Amber Mac talks with secret millionaire John Ferber about the best tools for giving and lending online, greedy bankers, and giving back.
Ladies and gentleman, the enchanting Guy Kawasaki:
