Having simultaneously quit their jobs in tech in May 2019, friends Kevin Lee and Kevin Chanthasiriphan decided to take the plunge in a sector they knew nothing about – instant ramen. They share how they did it, and the lessons they learned along the way. Most of us could probably stand to find more pleasure in what we do. We caught up with one leading thinker in the world of work who outlined three simple approaches: reframing, connectedness and practice. When it comes to raising cash for a business, one option continuing to gather momentum is revenue-based financing. Here’s a swift overview to get you up to speed. Besides taking the occasional pause, one of the best ways to slow down and think deeply about what you’re doing (and why) is keeping a journal. We outline two key journaling ‘systems’ for you to check out. Unless you’re a Jack of all trades, it’s likely you’ll lack certain skills to bring all the elements of your brand to life. Here are some things you’ll need to ask yourself before looking externally for help. | |||||||
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Tuesday, June 29, 2021
How to be more zen
Tuesday, June 22, 2021
The mentality toolkit
01 Five essential psychological skills to master If you’re thinking about making your own moves, you’ll need to harness some essential psychological skills. Here are five key traits, combining advice from experts in the field with those who have already done it themselves. If you’re thinking about making your own moves, you’ll need to harness some essential psychological skills. Here are five key traits, combining advice from experts in the field with those who have already done it themselves. 02 When you share your lowest wages Plenty of businesses talk about transparency, but not many really walk the walk like Nisolo. The Nashville-based shoes and accessories brand has been sharing its lowest wages publicly since 2019. Here are five things the company has learned along the way. Plenty of businesses talk about transparency, but not many really walk the walk like Nisolo. The Nashville-based shoes and accessories brand has been sharing its lowest wages publicly since 2019. Here are five things the company has learned along the way. 03 What exactly is community investment? Giving something back to the communities that are relevant to your business is always a worthwhile pursuit – and it’s achievable, no matter the size of your operation. But how do you do it to make the most of your impact? Giving something back to the communities that are relevant to your business is always a worthwhile pursuit – and it’s achievable, no matter the size of your operation. But how do you do it to make the most of your impact? 04 Four simple ways to improve employee benefits When it comes to employee benefits, businesses often offer a one-size-fits-all solution, but as working patterns evolve, perks need to adapt to the changing demands and needs of staff. Here are four potential solutions. When it comes to employee benefits, businesses often offer a one-size-fits-all solution, but as working patterns evolve, perks need to adapt to the changing demands and needs of staff. Here are four potential solutions. 05 Shifting to an on-demand model On-demand or made-to-order production is hard to pull off at scale. We spoke with outdoor furniture brand Shift about how it was able to move to an on-demand, low-waste manufacturing model by tapping into a national network of manufacturers. On-demand or made-to-order production is hard to pull off at scale. We spoke with outdoor furniture brand Shift about how it was able to move to an on-demand, low-waste manufacturing model by tapping into a national network of manufacturers. | ||||||
Our flagship newsletter is packed full of business opportunities, tips and tricks to work smarter, and inspiration on how to live on your own terms. We take one essential business concept and break it down into a digestible format – including key terms, perspectives and useful tools. | ||||||
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Tuesday, June 15, 2021
Ready to launch
01 Product development 101 The head of a product development agency runs through how to take an idea and turn it into a fully formed product that can be manufactured at scale. The head of a product development agency runs through how to take an idea and turn it into a fully formed product that can be manufactured at scale. 02 Building an app without coding chops Launching a tech product with no tech experience is a challenge – but that doesn’t mean there aren’t ways to make it happen. Here’s a step-by-step guide to building an app when you don’t know how to code. Launching a tech product with no tech experience is a challenge – but that doesn’t mean there aren’t ways to make it happen. Here’s a step-by-step guide to building an app when you don’t know how to code. 03 The four-day working week Working four days instead of five is fast gaining momentum. The founder of a software company shares the five things she has learned over the years since shifting to this new schedule. Working four days instead of five is fast gaining momentum. The founder of a software company shares the five things she has learned over the years since shifting to this new schedule. 04 Exporting haggis… to Japan Franchising wasn’t part of the business plan for haggis-toastie maker Deeney’s – until a Japanese entrepreneur insisted. We spoke to the couple behind the brand to explore their journey from London market stall to international brand. Franchising wasn’t part of the business plan for haggis-toastie maker Deeney’s – until a Japanese entrepreneur insisted. We spoke to the couple behind the brand to explore their journey from London market stall to international brand. 05 WTF is open-book management? Better transparency doesn’t just apply to brands selling to customers – employees are increasingly demanding to know more about their companies, too, like their financial position. Enter open-book management. Better transparency doesn’t just apply to brands selling to customers – employees are increasingly demanding to know more about their companies, too, like their financial position. Enter open-book management. | ||||||
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