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How to build trust and respect with team members
How to communicate effectively
How to motivate and inspire others
You need to have a goal
Especially if you are trying to learn while working full-time. It is easy to let your learning drag on and on if you don’t have any external pressure pushing you. So you need to create internal pressure.
Your goal should be simple and quantitative. You should do enough research to come up with a reasonable goal
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If you want to make a change
- Find out what motivates you and use it to your advantage. If you are not motivated to reach your goal, then nothing else matters because you won’t finish.
- Make goals and meet them. Monthly goals to make sure you are on track to meet your main goal, a...
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Networking
Most people only started to attend meetups when they were looking for a job, but at that point it is almost too late. There are so many reasons to start early. To name a few:
- Developing relationships takes a long time. Starting early means that you have connections who can vouch for yo...
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The plan
Once you have a goal, you need a plan to help you get there. This is where you consume as many success stories as you can.
None of them will match your exact situation, but you can take some advice from each one.
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Don't Make Things Harder Than They Need To Be - Day 194
- Imagine working with a frustrating boss. If you could step back and see, you'd probably see that not everything he's asking for is unreasonable. In fact, some of it is pretty easy to do or is, at least agreeable. And if you did it, it might make the rest of the tasks a bit more tolerable.
Steps for your Level 1 dashboard
1. Come up with some initial metrics. These should be simple and actionable and should not have to be related to one another.
For example, a number of customers interviewed and their rating on identified struggles might be two starting metrics.
2. If you’re stuck on metrics, ask the...
Getting Back on Your Feet After a Creative Burnout
We often find ourselves stuck in limbo whenever we try to get back up to work. Herewith, it is important to let close friends and family know that you need their support and that you should also allow yourself to take a break from working to make space for
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