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8 Ways to Change Your Bad Work Habits for Good from OPEN Forum1. Identify the habits that are preventing you from reaching maximum productivity2. Start small3. Identify replacement habits4. Give it time5. Reward yourself6. Anticipate challenges and plan for them7. Get support8. Use tech tools (via 8 Ways to Change Your Bad Work Habits for Good - OPEN Forum :: American Express OPEN Forum)

8 Ways to Change Your Bad Work Habits for Good from OPEN Forum

1. Identify the habits that are preventing you from reaching maximum productivity
2. Start small
3. Identify replacement habits
4. Give it time
5. Reward yourself
6. Anticipate challenges and plan for them
7. Get support
8. Use tech tools

(via 8 Ways to Change Your Bad Work Habits for Good - OPEN Forum :: American Express OPEN Forum)

For Small Business, the Inauguration (Finally) Brings CertaintyFor small business, the days of uncertainty are over.  At least for the next two years.  The inauguration this week proved that.  The President’s speech laid out his objectives.Read More (via For Small Business, the Inauguration (Finally) Brings Certainty | Inc.com)
For Small Business, the Inauguration (Finally) Brings Certainty

For small business, the days of uncertainty are over.  At least for the next two years.  The inauguration this week proved that.  The President’s speech laid out his objectives.Read More


(via For Small Business, the Inauguration (Finally) Brings Certainty | Inc.com)

7 Young Entrepreneurs Changing The World With Their Businesses (via 1 | 7 Young Entrepreneurs Changing The World With Their Businesses | Co.Exist: World changing ideas and innovation)
7 Young Entrepreneurs Changing The World With Their Businesses

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Silicon Valley still has a beautiful audacity to believe it can change anything, that everything is just a little bit broken and can be fixed and improved with software and technology.
Nick Bilton | For the Internet, No More Innovation for the Fun of It  (via courtenaybird)

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