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Ten Rules to Live By in 2021
Adapted from a Safal Niveshak original in 2020, courtesy of the Uncopyrighted Project. I wish you a very happy, healthy, and fulfilling 2021. Life’s moving really fast and continuing to create new challenges and opportunities as many of us reach a full year of...
12 Productivity Hacks: Simplify Your Workday
Entrepreneurship is messy. There is no clear roadmap and no set 9-5 time clock. When life is already hectic enough, adding a side-hustle or new small business into your plans can be overwhelming. Not everyone can make drastic steps toward simplicity, but if you have...
What We Are Listening To: Our Favorite Podcasts on Business, Investing, and Learning
This post was authored by and originally posted on the website of Safal Niveshak and has been reposted here as material generously contributed to the Uncopyrighted initiative. If you don’t know who Charlie Munger is, then here’s a quick introduction. He’s a...
Public Speaking: Have You Tried Toastmasters?
This is Part 1 of an ongoing review of, and insight into, my personal Toastmasters International / Pathways journey. You will be able to see all Toastmasters review posts here as I update lessons and speeches along the way. Public speaking may easily be one of the...
Book Review: The Velvet Hammer
The Velvet Hammer: PowHERful Leadership Lessons for Women Who Don't Golf by Elaine Allison The subtitle of the book says it all – this book is written to energize and provide actionable solutions for ambitious women navigating the often male-dominated leadership...
Students are Missing Premium Opportunities at Networking Events
Let’s be honest. Networking events can be awkward. Half the time, you don’t know where to start, and you may not even know how to pick the employers out from the crowd of hopeful-employee candidates scattered amongst the room. And when you’re a high school senior or...
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