I think it’s time to get back to Seth Godin’s book – Linchpin. The part 1 of that review I published in my earlier post. Any project, if broken down into sufficiently small, predictable parts, can be accomplished for awfully close to free. wow! isn’t that nice? Lets stop for …
What is that Linchpin? Definition: A person or thing vital to an enterprise or organization Yes, I want to be a Linchpin – that person who is important to the organization – person who is pro-active, who wants to create added value, who is a foundation of the company. Thank …
Do you have a plan of action for every day? Whatever you will do – how will it effect others? Do you feel that your actions are random sometimes?… that you don’t know what you are doing… I was searching internet to find something interesting to read – and somehow …
Have you ever read “The Art of War” by Sun-Tzu? I bet you heard about that book by few occasions, such as: business meetings seminars for leaders conferences for top management, etc. “The Art of War” was a great book two thousands years ago as a guide for young officers. …
Linchpin is not the newest book by Seth Godin but it’s one of those you should read. And the truth is you don’t need to spend a lot of time because it’s so interesting that you will read all 244 pages in one evening. Before I quote those parts of …
I am at the webinar: Lose Your Gut (Feel) in 60 Minutes: Site Optimization Testing Boot Camp Great webinar by Linda Bustos the director of ecommerce research for Elastic Path Software during Inbound Marketing World Webinar Series provided by Hubspot. This webinar was all about: When and why to use …
