Davidhieatt.typepad.com Website Review

Two years ago I tried to update my Typepad blog with a card, it just wouldnt work So, I got busy. I tried again, and no matter what card I used, I couldnt get it to work. What was I doing wrong? Dont know. But I was doing something wrong, but I kept on doing it. Another example was some mornings I would bake some eggs for my daughter. I would use baking paper so the eggs wouldnt stick to the dish. Then I run out. I tired to buy some more, but I bought the wrong one. It is a mindset that gets you to question about why you are doing it that way. It’s an equation, an unwritten law, and a universal truth all rolled into one. The more interesting things you put out there, the more interesting things come back to you. There is no doubt, that you can’t outspend your rivals. You can’t out resource them. You can’t work any longer hours than you currently are. But you can be more interesting You don’t have to have a meeting to agree on what pantone colour the coffee cups should be, or whether you can use humour on Twitter. Like, If you think about it all the things that you don’t have are made all the more magical by the things you do have. Like being fast, like Once you realise you have all the tools you need to grow your business to hand already, interesting things begin to happen. We tend to work the way we do because that is how we have always done it, that is how everyone does it. We all follow a well-beaten path. But how we are currently working might not be the best way to get the most done. Some food for thought: A short sprint followed by a longer rest, can get way more done. But, we think of resting up as some badge of dishonour. As humans, we are built for short bursts. Our attention span is built for short bursts. Our creativity is built for short bursts. Yet mostly, we work like we I think sprints are a practical way to make a lot of stuff happen quickly with limited resources. I use them a lot for Hiut Denim and Sprints shortcut red tape. They get you to launch quickly. And often. They keep momentum. And it breeds an urgency of doing which I think