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How Do You Educate Yourself? I want to learn about business and entrepreneurship in general. What resources do you have? Can you share your long list of everything you have used for learning new things so far?

People often underestimate the value and power of skills. To create something or succeed in any field, you need skills. School alone likely won’t teach you everything, so you'll need to develop these skills independently. If you're seeking employme

The business lessons from John D. Rockefeller The first billionaire in the world ! 1. Discipline and Focus: Rockefeller believed in staying committed to goals and avoiding unnecessary distractions. This focus allowed him to achieve extraordinary s

Learn New Skills or Hire Someone? Tricky question, right? The world says, "Just hire someone—don’t waste your time." But here's the thing: if you think learning new skills is a waste of time, you’re not as smart as you think. Running a business take

Many platforms like Coursera, Udemy, LinkedIn Learning, and others offer certifications, but how valuable are they in the eyes of recruiters? for those who believe certifications matter, which platform do you think provides the best courses for indu

The Silver Lining: Every challenge in entrepreneurship is a learning opportunity. The ability to adapt, persevere, and innovate amid adversity sets successful entrepreneurs apart. Embracing challenges as part of the process and cultivating a problem-

Hi all, Considering today's scenario where people are switching jobs too frequently for higher salaries specially in IT sector, what will be agood approach in terms of long term career advantage and growth which is : to focus on learning with sati

Hey everyone, I have a promising AI business plan but lack expert knowledge in the field. My options are to hire experts , which risks long-term dependency OR be partners, trusting others without knowing them is also risky , or to learn the skills m

📊 EBITDA Positive ≠ Profitable: The Startup Illusion/delusion EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization) is just a fancy term used to prevent yourself to be called loss making and shows reduced losses 1. Depreciation

🧠 Financially free people think long-term Harvard University professor Dr. Edward Banfield conducted a study on why only some people's incomes increase, while the vast majority do not. He discovered that the thinking of the former is characterized