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Jordan Gibbs @jordangibbs Ajouter une nouvelle offre d'emploi in Opinion & Advice
2025-04-04 02:16:29

Building Leaders, Not Just Payrollers

If you’re only paying your staff and nothing else, you’re not building people, you’re actually hurting them. And let’s be honest: if the only reason you show up to work is for the paycheck, you're kind of wasting your life. I know, this might sound a bit harsh, but stick with me. Way too many business owners are just growing payrollers, not actual builders....

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Joseph Ajino @columbus Ajouter une nouvelle offre d'emploi in Non classé
2025-03-29 13:37:43

How Small Changes Can Transform Your Life

It’s 6:30 AM. The alarm rings, and you stretch, yawning, feeling the warmth of your bed tugging you to stay just a little longer. But then, you remember: you’ve set a goal to start waking up early to exercise. Slowly, you roll out of bed and put on your workout clothes. Despite the initial resistance, you find yourself feeling energized after completing a 20-minute workout. By the...

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InDiscov @indiscov Ajouter une nouvelle offre d'emploi in Non classé
2025-03-04 09:12:23

The Dead Horse Theory: Why We Keep Beating Problems We Should Let Go

The “Dead Horse Theory” is a satirical metaphor that reflects how some people, institutions or nations face obvious problems that are impossible to solve, but instead of accepting reality, they cling to justifying them. The central idea is clear: if you find that you are riding a dead horse, the most sensible thing to do is to get off and leave it. However, in practice, the opposite...

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Amanda Okoli Writes @Amandaokoli Ajouter une nouvelle offre d'emploi in Opinion & Advice
2025-04-13 11:21:04

The First Soil to Sow is You

I once started a business I had no business starting. It looked good on paper. I had the drive, the passion, the logo, and a clever name. I threw together a website, posted on social media, and waited for the money to roll in. But it didn’t. What I lacked was depth—knowledge, strategy, financial discipline, and the kind of grit that only grows from deliberate self-investment. The...

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