Momentum matters at work. Completing small tasks help you gain confidence and do better in the future. This is true in an individual day and on a day by day or week by week level. On a longer time …
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Over the last 15 years, I've worked at a winery, a construction company, a cafe, restaurants, a non-profit, for myself, and now at a start-up in a whole boatload of roles. This is the start of a …
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No matter what you do for work, delivering a high quality experience to your customer is part of your job. This isn’t a new idea, it has been talked about a lot by a lot of people, but it is easy …
One of the household chores my parents assigned to me growing up was cleaning dinner dishes. It felt compulsory and as a result I would avoid it. As I got older and did the dishes more often, I …
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When you start your day and know that you have to finish tasks a, b, c, d, and e your mind will naturally be bouncing back and forth thinking about your various priorities. Especially if all the tasks …
Work is valuable. School “work” is valueless drudgery. Work is using your skills and energy to create value for someone else in exchange for money. School “work” is investing your skills and …
