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Want to Work A 4-Day Workweek? Here’s What It Takes
It was once a crazy idea. Now it might be coming to a workplace near you.
Jason Feifer is the editor in chief of Â鶹Éç magazine, a , and host of the podcast . His newsletter, , helps entrepreneurs become more successful and satisfied.
As a , Jason teaches the most important skill in business: adaptability. He's learned how the world's most impressive leaders and entrepreneurs thrive during change, and teaches those tactics to individuals, companies, and franchises — including Google, 1-800-GOT-JUNK, Clorox, Alibaba, Pfizer, Pearle Vision, Crocs, Dick's Sporting Goods, and many more.
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This Company Turns Plastic Garbage Into Construction Materials
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Building a Business
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The Founders of Tinder and Twitter Knew That to Build Big Buzz, You Have to Start Small
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Building a Business
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You can't control who reaches out or asks for your time. But you can control who you give it to.
Thought Leaders
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Keith Ferrazzi of Ferrazzi Greenlight explains new ways to collaborate, and why the old myths of collaboration are wrong.
Buying a Franchise
Where Are People Going In the Great Resignation? Many Are Buying a Franchise
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Building a Business
Don’t Cling Too Tightly to Your Goals. The Greatest Opportunities Are Often Unexpected.
A goal can light our path forward, and that's useful for a while. But a goal is not a map. It cannot define your whole journey.
Building a Business
Jimmy Fallon Spent Years Chasing A Dream That Wasn’t Really His. Finding His ‘Why’ Changed Everything.
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Business Ideas
Looking for a Startup Idea? Here Are 10 That You Can Steal from Successful Â鶹Éçs.
Successful entrepreneurs are sharing their unused business ideas online. Maybe one of these are for you?
Building a Business
If You’re Not Writing Down Your Ideas, Ray Dalio Says: ‘That’s Sort of Stupid.’
The author of the bestselling 'Principles: Life & Work' thinks we miss out on far too many entrepreneurs insights because they never bother to write them down.
Building a Business
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Building a Business
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Thought Leaders
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Marketing
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Building a Business
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Building a Business
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Building a Business
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Thought Leaders
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