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robertkiyosaki's picture

Each month you settle down to pay bills. You pay your mortgage lender. You pay the electric company. You pay the trash collector. But do you pay yourself? One of the most basic tenets of sound investing involves the simple habit of “paying yourself first,” in other words, making the first payment of
Shaju's picture

On Time In Full - OTIF or DIFOT which is delivered in full on time are some metrics or performance indicators that we see product companies publish or highlight.
sethgodin's picture

The media-pundit-advertiser industrial cycle has discovered that turning life into a sporting event (with winners and losers, villians and heroes and most of all, black and white issues) is profitable. By turning our life into a game and our
manojkabre's picture

  Speed wins deals and procrastination (delay) kills deals. A statement very strong, but true…however, something which all the sales professionals would agree based on their experience in the field. Every buying decision that a customer takes, involves a complete process of evaluatio
davecrenshaw's picture

All businesses are “make believe” until someone makes them real. Have a good look around the next time you visit a big city. Look at the buildings, the businesses, the shops and the restaurants. They wouldn’t exist without visionary leaders who had the audacity to dream about them
sethgodin's picture

When we think of design, we usually imagine things that are chosen because they are designed. Vases or comic books or architecture... It turns out, though, that most of what we make or design is actually aimed at a
sethgodin's picture

Do work and get paid once. Build an asset and get paid for as long as it lasts. A retailer or a restaurant owner might work 18 hours a day--but the landlord makes just as much money from that
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The more choices, the more freedom, the more freedom, the harder it is to decide what to do next. When parachute jumping, at the key point, there are only two degrees of freedom: jump or not. When marketing, of
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then all news is bad news. That's because news is fact, what happened, not hope, and the truth can't possibly be as good as the hope was. The problem with marketing promises that spin out of control, that pile
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We like positive surprises and fear negative ones. That means (surprisingly) that it's better to have a consistently negative experience than to confront one that's sometimes negative and sometimes neutral. The TSA, for example, would be easier to take
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