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11 months ago
We know as the company scales you get the executives & managers to delegate their responsibilities to their employees. But sometimes the founder may get tempted to jump in right away. Here's a story of a person who learned to delegate thereby saving a lot of time for himself in the workforce.
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11 months ago
We are living in a remote-first age (post-covid) and entrepreneurs came up with a novel idea to make their employees play games to make up for the real human connection? Sounds crazy, right! But here's actually one who did it, and shares his awesome time management schedule.
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11 months ago
All the companies over the world are experimenting with the 4-hour workweek concept. Covid accelerated this idea & its adoption. But I read about an entrepreneur who has a policy of half-day Fridays that gives a couple of hours extra for everyone to ease into the weekend.
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11 months ago
Technology has to control us these days instead it was supposed to be a tool to make human progress. An entrepreneur has fairly managed to get out of distractions and manage his time well using tools, doing deep work, and has significantly got time to spend with his family or reading books
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11 months ago
Entrepreneurs build businesses that either serve them or enslave them. For most entrepreneurs, the latter is true. But that's not the case with Ben Kinnaird, founder of Rather Inventive. Ben doesn't work weekends.
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11 months ago
Learn how this co-founder makes intentional use of technology, thereby time, also how she manages to work with different time zones working till 2 AM!
in Colorado
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11 months ago
This founder works in work cycles(uninterrupted block of time to focus on the task at hand) and has been practising this time management technique for 3+ years that has structured his day to be productive.
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11 months ago
This co-founder now only spends 2 hours on meetings or in his inbox on any given day with the help of an email batching tool also spends the rest of the day on creative things with full focus.
in Colorado
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11 months ago
A founder who introduces & uses the Magic box technique that helps him manage his time & take care of the meetings in an organized way.
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11 months ago
An executive who became productive even before software tools in productivity existed
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11 months ago
What happens when an "inbox zero" person runs an email marketing company.
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11 months ago
Building a productivity system inside Notion
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11 months ago
An executive whose life is driven by the calendar
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11 months ago
An insightful post on how to get rid of the biggest source of distraction - turn off your phone!
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11 months ago
An interesting post on how to achieve 4.5 hours of focused work every day.