Our governements sure love to regulate, tax and over-control everything. While I'm not against a bit of tax and regulation (you know, the former to contribute to our society and the latter to ensure quality

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I hear you! I am a corporate trainer and I teach self-organization, better communication, and better workplace dynamics. I teach adults, but the feeling is very similar. When you have people who have been

I had a used copy of that game, back in the 80's. Of course, the fact that some pieces were​ missing and that we couldn't read English at the time didn't deter​ us from playing over and over.

I just unpack my old lego and gave them to my 4 years old daughter. Almost all my sets are from the late 70's and early 80's. She latched on the city sets, but hey, who am I to complain. More space lego

True enough! I am a business coach and my most popular services are workshops using LEGO. We can cover so many subjects including comparing work processes, leadership, communication, team building,

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I know you are joking, but I kinda think this could work, or at the squeeze a few extra votes :)

In many cases that will do it for very small businesses, you're right about that! Still, it's always good to reflect on how we bring change at any time where there are employees involved, monkey sphere

Nice post. If you haven't do so yet, I highly recommend you read Daniel Pink's Drive, where he discusses motivation. Especially interesting is the rise of the need for intrinsic motivators (mastery, autonomy,

The key to be self-employed and be both happy and successful is how you manage uncertainty and how you build networks. While some self-employment work will be pretty stable, most are going to be peaks

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No matter where you are in the world, starting with a stable income is always a good idea. Then, from that point, start a side gig, something small and that you can work to mostly automate. When you reach

This is easily one of the best presentation on MVP I read in a long while. I work with a lot of companies, young startups and big multinational corporations alike and these concepts are not always easy

Complex in its simplicity. I like.

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As a bootstrapped startup owner who had to completely review his business' organization after the first year of taxes, I completely approve that suggestion! That first year almost killed us. We knew it