You may be familiar with the ‘Double a Penny’ analogy. It goes as follows, would you rather take $1 million dollars now or take a penny and double it every day for 30 days? Most people would take the $1 million and be done with it.
There are times in your life where it is time to move on and chart a different course. In business, we call these exit strategies. More specifically, “an exit strategy is an entrepreneur’s strategic plan to sell his or her ownership in a company to investors or another company.”
Today we are going to discuss how a couple of concepts used in accounting can help make life easier for you. Sound far-fetched? It’s not! So, read on!
Today’s post is all about a tool that can help you master your next public speaking engagement or presentation. Studies have shown that by using this tool, your mind can trick your brain into making you feel more confident!
Today’s advice column will introduce you to a time management tool that is fit for a former President. The Eisenhower urgent-important matrix helps you evaluate tasks based upon their relative urgency/non-urgency and importance/unimportance, which allows you to prioritize them to figure out how to handle them.