Every so often you read a book and…”click” many things fall into place! Rework is one of those great books and I highly recommend that anyone who runs a business read it. It’s credible Although probably written with the wannabe get-rich-quick Internet entrepreneur in mind, it contains some of the best advice that anyone starting [...]
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Thinking differently about work
Posted in Entrepreneurship, nlp, Organizations, Thinking, Wide Circle, tagged david heinemeier hansson, jason fried, nlp, rework, Thinking, work on September 15, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Steve Jobs…raising the bar on Thinking Differently
Posted in Change, Economy, Entrepreneurship, Innovation, learning, Marketing, Technology, Thinking, tagged apple, Gerry McGovern, John Sculley, Leander Kahney, Mac, steve jobs on October 19, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
In this exclusive interview with former Apple CEO John Sculley, Leander Kahney outlines what according to Sculley are The Secrets to Steve Jobs’ Success. I’m grateful to Gerry McGovern (another remarkable thinker) for bringing this blog post to my attention. It’s worth noting Jobs’ remarkable ability to move from Big Picture to Detail and back. [...]
More revenue in less time
Posted in Coaching, Economy, Entrepreneurship, Events, Innovation, learning, Marketing, Personal Development, Thinking, tagged John Niland, money, revenue, success, time on June 28, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Another one of John Niland’s excellent workshops for anyone who wants to earn more money in less time… I highly recommend this workshop. However, it requires some Thinking Differently for a Change!
A maverick of our times…
Posted in Coaching, Economy, Entrepreneurship, Events, Innovation, learning, Thinking, tagged fees, ife, independent, John Niland, meaning of work, Professionals, success, Third Level, unilever on April 29, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
John Niland is something of a maverick when it comes to championing the cause of independent professionals, entrepreneurs and small business owners. He believes strongly that a lot of the value created by this sector of the economy is hidden from view and therefore goes unrecognized. His latest initiative is