Look forward, measure backwards
Quote from the Freedom Fast Lane episode with Jesse Elder On Fulfillment, Success, and B.S. Personal Development:
Look forward, measure backwards
—Jesse Elder
Quote from the Freedom Fast Lane episode with Jesse Elder On Fulfillment, Success, and B.S. Personal Development:
Look forward, measure backwards
—Jesse Elder
After some struggles to get our first shipment accepted into the Amazon warehouse, we got our first order on the day that the package was received!
It was a Playmobil Muscle Bike:
A nice 63% return on investment, not too bad for our first intent.
After having started my business more than one year ago, I finally launched my logo design contest on 99 Designs. The focus was on getting the first assignments running and not on having a nice logo, business card or website (proof...), but I guess it's time now.
After just one day, I already have 17 submissions, of which 3 I'm really liking. There are 2,5 more days in the general submission phase, and then I'll start refining the submissions with the designers.
Keep posted for the final result!
I'll also need the logo to be on the cover of my upcoming book, I guess there's a second design coming up in the near future!
I haven't registered for this course yet (ha, only so much time...), but I'm sure others might be interested as well. And being free/no cost/gratis, there are not really that much excuses that can hold ;)
This is the saved copy of my /now page for May 2016. You can check out what I'm doing now, or keep on reading how things were back then.
Gianluca Gimini spent several years accosting strangers and asking them to draw a bicycle for him. The results are interesting: http://www.gianlucagimini.it/prototypes/velocipedia.html
Makes you think about how flaky memory and design skills can be.
One interesting all-road design ;) :
List of Derek Sivers' Do This directives (more details on his site)
This is the saved copy of my /now page for April 2016. You can check out what I'm doing now, or keep on reading how things were back then.
To Spanish speakers, I recommend watching this recording of a seminar given by Ken McElroy in Colombia 2012 about real estate. It summarize pretty well the core concepts that Robert Kiyosaki explains in his Rich Dad books (such as Rich Dad, Poor Dad and Cashflow Quadrant).
I'm sure there are good equivalents in English, French or Dutch, but I haven't searched for them myself yet.
Do yourself a favor, and learn about these topics.