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A NICE story (with a not so NICE end)

This is the story of the beginning and ending of a business. In three subsequent blog posts, we will zoom in on lessons learned in different areas such as the business setup, funding, the market, consumers and technology.

Ties KroezenDecember 23, 2013

Career Guest Post Productivity Scaling Technology

How To Choose the Right Technologies for Your Startup

We’ve found a crowdsourced toolbox with more than 600 resources to get you out of decision paralysis and moving toward tackling the pressing tasks at hand.

Eric TylerDecember 19, 2013

Balance Career Investment Wellness

How To Startup Without Getting Overwhelmed

The web is overflowing with free startup advice. It can be overwhelming for any entrepreneur. Our Unreasonable Mentor and Scribe, Chris Yeh, has some extremely simple yet powerfully effective wisdom for you.

Chris YehDecember 18, 2013

Career Productivity Team

How To Build a Career Worth Having

Your career is not just a way to earn a living. It’s your chance to discover what you’re here for and what you love. It’s your best shot at improving the world in a way that is important to you.

Nathaniel KolocDecember 16, 2013

Career Guest Post Investment Legal

Stuff Those Stockings With Small Business Stock!

'Tis the season for a particularly tax-advantaged window for startups, but the deadline for these advantages looms near. You should consider taking advantage of the current exclusion from capital gains taxes before it expires.

Bruce CampbellDecember 12, 2013

Career Guest Post Productivity Wellness

One Thing. Today. Increased Productivity. Go!

You don’t have to do this one thing, but if you don’t you won’t be as productive as if you did and that’s a fact.

Ann GarvinDecember 11, 2013

Career Education

Making Sustainability a Human Imperative with a New MFA Program

For humans to be sustainable, we need a world filled with more people who are creative, visual, passionate, broadly curious, generalists, integrators, listeners, systems thinkers and doers, and people who know how to create lives filled with both success and purpose

Cheryl HellerDecember 5, 2013

Guest Post Networking

Join Us For A Pay It Forward Experiment

It’s the most common way to find a job. It’s the single best way to fall in love. It’s the reason The Beatles and the iPhone came to exist. Introductions play a crucial role in all our lives. Join us for a Pay It Forward Intros experiment.

Robyn ScottDecember 4, 2013

Balance Career Guest Post Wellness

Clear Eyes, Clean Hearts, Can’t Lose

If you die before your big idea comes to fruition - your idea dies too.

Ann GarvinNovember 27, 2013

Career Energy Guest Post Investment

Tapping into the Largest Wealth Creation Opportunity on the Planet

There is a false choice often being made between high impact and high returns. We can have both. In fact, we must achieve both to achieve scale and unlock the greatest wealth creation opportunity of our time. It just so happens to be a 10 Trillion dollar market!

Jigar ShahNovember 25, 2013

Career

Everything You Need to Know About Global Social Enterprise

If you’re serious about global social innovation, there's a new book that opens a window into how it happens, why it works, what "stuff" you need to succeed at it and what it feels like.

Cheryl HellerNovember 21, 2013

Mobile Poverty Technology

Reluctant Innovation: Advice For Social Innovators At Heart

Here are a few of the lessons I’ve learned as I stumbled my way through the world of social innovation. I hope some of these prove useful as you travel your own path.

Ken BanksNovember 20, 2013

Career Leadership Management Productivity Team

Workforce Engagement Series: Are You Courting Your Employees?

If you don’t understand an employee’s personal motivations, then you’re probably not engaging them in a way that brings maximum value to either party.

Wendy LeaNovember 18, 2013

Balance Career Productivity Wellness

Think Saving the World Is More Important Than Your Health? Read This.

The greatest truth is this: if the health of the individual is not cared for then all the big ideas die when the thinker becomes too ill or tired or burned-out to carry them out. The big thinkers are going to need health on their side to get it done.

Ann GarvinNovember 14, 2013

Policy Poverty Scaling

How To Solve India’s Poverty Crisis: The Economists Have It All Wrong

Economists have it all wrong. The only effective large-scale answer to extreme poverty is to stimulate rapid scalable growth. Here are three ways to end poverty and limitless opportunities for you to participate.

Paul PolakNovember 13, 2013

Technology

Innovation Is Risky Business: A Call for Disruptive Action for Exponential Good

Our Astronaut/Fighter Pilot Scribe tells the story of crashing & burning (literally!) and how this changed the way he looks at risk & innovation forever.

Ron GaranNovember 11, 2013

Balance Productivity

The Power of Language: Where Are Your Priorities?

Language and your use of it is one of the most powerful instruments you have to create specific outcomes. For instance, you have a certain amount of time each day, where you choose to spend it demonstrates your true priorities.

Pascal FinetteNovember 7, 2013

Emerging Markets Health Poverty Scaling

End Poverty or Bust: One Man’s Plan to Feed the World

Five years ago, Steve Bachar and I decided to invest in companies capable of transforming the livelihoods of at least 100 million customers living on $2 a day, generating at least $10 billion in annual revenues and earning sufficient profits to attract commercial financial investment. There was only one problem. We couldn’t find any.

Paul PolakNovember 6, 2013

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