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Advice that will put you on the path to success; tips, tricks and nuggets of wisdom from trusted experts and motivational mentors.
Identifying Your Needs: Do You Know Your Priority?
Too many of us coast along in life, often without aim or purpose. Yet having clear lifestyle priorities is the difference between living by intended design, coupled with deep self-awareness and living by a random kind of default. Without priorities, your time, energy, and emotional assets are easily hijacked by whatever happens to be loudest, or most demanding, at that moment.
By Elaine Sihera 3 months ago in Motivation
She Thought She'd Never Own a Porsche 911... Until One Small Idea Changed Everything
At twenty-six, Emma had what most people would call an ordinary life. She worked a full-time office job, rented a tiny apartment with peeling paint, and carefully counted every dollar before buying groceries. By the end of each month, there wasn't much left. Bills came first. Savings came second... if there was anything left to save.
By MIGrowth3 months ago in Motivation
Daniella Dena - The Industry Plant
Today we interview Daniella Dena, who is the definition of a modern multi-hyphenate. By the age of 20, she has already carved out a space for herself as a model, actress, singer, and the creative mind behind the brand concept Atarnity . She’s here today to share the real, behind-the-scenes journey of building a personal brand, launching a business, and balancing a demanding creative career. Here, in her own words, is Daniella Dena on her journey to building a multi-faceted career, staying authentic in a crowded digital space, and paving the way for the next generation of young creatives.
By Dominic Fontaine3 months ago in Motivation
The Beast Test: How a Lisp Programmer Who Hated C++ Built a Startup, Almost Lost Everything, and Sold to Yahoo
The Startup Years I first heard the word “beast” in Julian’s living room. It was the fall of 1995, and I had just made up my mind to start my own company. To be precise, I made that decision because I had no other choice. I was a Lisp programmer, and back then you could count the number of companies using Lisp on one hand. The software consultancy I’d been working for was clearly failing, and if I wanted to keep earning a living by writing code, I had two options: learn C++ or become my own boss. My hatred for C++ was stronger than my fear of poverty, so I chose the latter.
By Jin3 months ago in Motivation
