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Book: Education of Millionaires
I recently read Education of Millionaires, which wasn’t about at all what I expected but turned out to be a great read. It was a mix of: Inspirational stories about people who created great lifestyles, often through startup companies, without … Continue reading
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Advice/todo list for 20-somethings
Now that I’m out of my twenties, I feel equipped to actually offer advice and I’ve been recently skimming Ramit Setih’s personal finance book I Will Teach You to be Rich (under $3 on Kindle), which is packed with great advice. … Continue reading
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Book: Millionaire Mind
A few weeks back, I read most of Millionaire Mind (it’s so freeing to realize that you don’t have to finish books or read them in order — thanks Mark and Bob) and was impressive with a couple of great … Continue reading
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Being Overwhelmed Wastes Energy
The inaction and frustration that comes from feeling overwhelmed wastes energy and doesn’t shrink your growing todo list. That’s why making progress on the important action items is so key — it’s essential that you build some momentum, just take … Continue reading
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Agile Personal Productivity
Time management is always tough, and lots of people have written some great things on the topic, such as David Allen’s Getting Things Done. A connection I made recently that I found fascinating was the intersection of agile software development … Continue reading
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Don’t go to a meeting empty-handed
Meetings can be horrible, horrible events. My least favorite part is when a new work product (document, spreadsheet, website, etc.) needs to be created, and no one has taken the initiative to create the first draft. This first draft seems … Continue reading
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Why we like “carpe diem”, but don’t live it
After getting back from Peru a few weeks ago, and getting sucked back into the intense pace of my life here, I’ve tried to carve out time to reflect on the contrast of culture and life in Pucallpa, Peru and … Continue reading
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