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Once you have some track record, you can turn your time data into money data. When you finally know how much time you are working, and you know how much money you are making, you can attribute a monetary value to your time.
In the previous article, I described how the “I don’t know where it all goes” fallacy regarding money kills the majority of the small businesses, and how to easily prevent it. In this article, I’ll tackle the same excuse, but in regard to time. It is as fatal as not knowing where your money goes […]
I’ve just had a strange week. I had perfect circumstances to be highly productive — I rested on a weekend at the PwC’s (my employer) getaway; my wife started a new job and she was away from home between 10 am and 7:20 pm (she is one huge distraction when at home).
My friend Ryan Eliason is launching a free webinar training program specifically for people who want to be (or who already are) conscious entrepreneurs. Conscious entrepreneurs are people who want to use business as a force for good and positive change. Ryan’s free training starts November 10, 2015. He only runs this training once every 12-18 months, […]
In July 2014 I decided to quit social media, including deleting my Twitter and Facebook accounts. Now that more than a year has passed, I’ll share an update about the past year of being free of social media. At the time it was mildly difficult to make the decision to quit, but that was only […]
In July 2014 I decided to quit social media, including deleting my Twitter and Facebook accounts. Now that more than a year has passed, I’ll share an update about the past year of being free of social media. At the time it was mildly difficult to make the decision to quit, but that was only […]