Today I was in the mood for Infographics…
I’m not someone who’s into statistics, analytics and data in general, so I took +Guy Kawasaki’s pitch outline example (for startups) as a reference.
Nothing really factual or informative, really… Just experimenting.
Let me know what you think… And if you like it, feel free to share it!
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I read somewhere that if you can’t make it in less than a week (in your plans), it simply means that the idea, project or the task you’d like to do will never be done.
It follows that one of the most dangerous ways of conducting a business is to procrastinate your fundamentals and basic tasks.
While the unexpected is something that may delay your plans, there’s nothing worse than postpone certain important aspects of your home business because you don’t want to follow up!
Continue reading “Home Office Survival Kit – #13 Don’t procrastinate”
Working from home can turn into your worst nightmare, if you’re not able to face reality: as soon as you step into the home business work environment you probably have bought yourself a ticket for failure!
The brutal reality is that you play the game of the potential loser as soon as you decide to drop that mid-level job downtown, dreaming of making big bucks sitting in your sleepwear in front of your shiny new portable computer you just bought.
There are a chances that starting your business from a dedicated space you set up in a corner of your living room will remain an infinite bootstrapping project: and by that I mean that you will not make it for a living and you will never have enough revenues to scale and to become the founder of a Fortune 500 company.
Continue reading “Home Office Survival Kit – #12 Be ready to change and to innovate”
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What’s great about being and working from home is that you can choose freely your favorite apps and software for your daily tasks. Since I’m into the creative field I can’t really give you an exhaustive list of tools I’d recommend and that fits to everyone, however there are some that may be considered pretty useful regardless of what’s your business.
To be clear: I’m not, as well as Plastical is not, affiliated with any of these brands or products! It’s just my personal opinion and take it for what is it.
So, let’s begin with the most important one.
Buy yourself a Mac.
Continue reading “Home Office Survival Kit – #11 Just use really useful tools”
