Outsourcing design jobs can be difficult. You want to get as much bang for your buck without sacrificing the quality of the work. Design jobs can also be very subjective. You'll want to work with a person who understands your vision for the design and can translate that to something that works for you. To achieve this, you'll need to find a talented designer who'll fit your style of work and who'll communicate with you as often as you need it.
Tough time with success? Don't worry about being motivated. Forget about trying to be inspired. Instead you will think about the two questions in this video:
It is possible to go viral with a video on Youtube and with the tips below, the chance of your video going viral will improve. There's much to be learned from a media landscape where TV is now relying on the Internet for content. On Comedy Central's hit program 'Tosh.0,' host Daniel Tosh fills a half-hour by showing the week's best Internet video clips. Although TV may trump Internet video in worldwide viewers (1.2 billion people watched online video in 2011), it's no longer the most cost-effective means of conveying a message through video.
Starting a business? Have you read this book yet? "An Interpreneur's Journey: The Birth of a 'New Economy' Business" authored by Tom Eckmann. The 'Interpreneur' is an Internet Entrepreneur. You are unable to start a business today without understanding how to integrate the Internet into your business plan.
About the book:
Did you ever think about starting your own business? Bill Partridge does, especially when he’s laid off by the company where he’s worked for 14 years. Facing a long unemployment, he decides to go into business for himself. He starts a contracting company selling radiant heating and soon encounters the "two-by-four rule" - everything costs twice as much and takes four times longer than expected. He’s running out of time and money when he makes an important discovery — he can sell his systems over the Internet. He re-invents his business and finds success selling to customers all over the country.
"Nobody is listening to me," is the cry of an unsuccessful leader. There are many variations to this theme: "If only they would listen to me, we could start to get things done." "It's not my fault... nobody is listening." These are expressed in stomping, clenched teeth, whining out loud and abrupt grunts.
Stress is not only holding you back from being successful, it may be literally killing you. If you are an employer, it is on your shoulders to stay very aware of the work environment to know the the staff is stressed.
What is interesting is that collaboration can reduce stress and by doing so, potentially save jobs and lives.
To this point, take note on the infographic which talks about how middle age workers who have poor relationships with their colleagues are 2.4x more likely to die sooner. One solution is: Go Power with Greenlight Thinking, to change the culture of your company.
That said, the data shows that bosses had no ties to an early death. Sorry, I hope this is not dissapointing to you.
The Buzz About Buzzwords by Brittany Lyons highlights the pro's and con's of using buzzwords.
Anyone who's spent any time in the business world knows that regardless of your goals or plans to get there, if you don't have an air-tight presentation, you're dead in the water. Thus, it's unsurprising that thousands of different how-to articles, books or even whole courses have sprung up around the question of building a memorable presentation, and most of them heavily espouse the use of “buzz words.”
But what are these magic little words, and how do they really work? More importantly, what are the dangers of relying on them too much?
