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How to Compute Your Business Income
January 10 by Lou Macabasco - Yanuaria | no comments
Money Every person or organization engaging in business activities has the goal of earning income or profit. They provide products and/or services in exchange for a price that will gain them some sort of profit.
The existence and continuity of every business relies heavily on how well a person or company sells their products and/or services…
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How to Supercharge your Productivity the Richard Branson Way
Productivity Tim Ferriss wrote in his book The Four Hour Body about an occasion where a group of people were assembled on Richard Branson's private island to brainstorm growth options for Branson's Virgin Unite project. Branson was posed with the question, "How do you become more productive?"
Branson leaned back and thought for a second. Then he…
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Keep a Diary of Your Achievements to Stay on Course in 2012
Productivity So, the New Year is upon us and you have a clear idea of what you want to achieve in 2012. You've written your goals, made your plans and to-do lists, and you’re ready to go; marching onwards to success armed with an unwavering sense of motivation and some useful productivity tools.
Once you’ve started…
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30 Days With: OmniOutliner Professional
Technology Editor’s note: This is a featured post in our ongoing series “30 Days With” which outlines the use of a productivity tool, service, or product that we have used for the past 30 days. We want to provide our readers with an in depth view of tools and products that they are interested in and…
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How to Avoid Fake Growth and a Life of Endless Seeking
Lifestyle Standing before you is a game filled with a complex network of mazes and ladders.
When you came into this world this game was already established.
All of the rules were set in place. A path was laid out before you, and as you grew, you slowly became indoctrinated into that world, into that game.
It was…
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4 Ways to Overcome Barriers to Change and Make New Habits Stick
Productivity Will 2012 be a year for change or will you keep doing what you have always done?
"It takes a touch of genius and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction."
Albert Einstein
Seems obvious, only an idiot would try to keep doing the same thing and expect different results, no? But the truth is…
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Productivity Made Simple: Selecting What to Do Next with GTD
Productivity
If you’re not using any methodology in your work then selecting your next task can be difficult. There are so many things to do, yet so little time. You can try to do the most important tasks first, but how do you decide what is truly important and what only seems like it is? This next part in our GTD series can shed a little light on this issue.
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GTD Leaders: A Lifehack Exclusive Interview with David Allen and Mike Williams
Featured Editor's Note: Lifehack was granted an exclusive opportunity to speak with both David Allen, founder of the David Allen Company, and the company's new CEO, Mike Williams. As the new year begins, this is a great opportunity to learn about GTD from the man who created it and the men who plan to move it…
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How to Manage Common Productivity Traps for Improved Productivity
Productivity We continuously push ourselves to get more done and work faster, yet it doesn't seem to work. What if it’s not that we’re not working fast enough or hard enough, instead it’s just that we fall prey to the numerous productivity traps that eat away at our days.
The simplest way to improve our productivity…
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11 Tips to Get You Employed
Management Many people now find themselves looking for employment. It is not easy. The job market is highly competitive with many applicants for each vacancy. How can you maximize your chances of getting a being employed? Try this 11 point plan.
1. Identify your transferable skills
List your main areas of expertise. How many of your skills…
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Why Doing More Can Turn Into Unproductivity
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There is a certain limit when performing an action, after which the action you take turns into unproductivity. This is happening mostly because of unrealistic deadlines and lack of planning -- or goals that are not specific enough.
If you work harder and longer days, you may get more done. At the same time there…
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How I Started My Paperless New Year
Technology The terms "paperless" and "paperless office" have been floating around for many years; many, as in since the 70's and 80's. Everyone thought that the new, shiny computers that were making their way into our lives would solve all problems, including curbing the use of the paper medium. Sitting in the year 2012 we…