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At Sapience Financial, much of our advice involves helping people learn new skills and insights.
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Born in the 1980s? Lucky you (the case for Gen Y envy)
We believe people do business with people, not companies; and when given choice, people always do business with people who best understand them.
Working smarter? It just might be bad advice
The Genie is out of the bottle (mind the metaphor)
Information about building a business has never been more accessible.
But many small businesses still fail in the first 2 years.
Why?
Asking great questions; It's better than finding simple answers
Judge a man by his questions rather than his answers - Voltaire
Uncomfortable confessions from a conference - Knowing how 'you’ll deliver' is part of the attraction
I confess: there’s something that has baffled me for years but I've been too embarrassed to ask about, and now I wonder if I’m too old to bother.
- Last week at a business conference, a well-dressed supplier sidled up to me in public, and ogling my name tag asked, “So what's your value-proposition Drew?”
- I was taken aback. I've never been asked for one so directly. I remember immediately thinking, ‘I’m not sure you’re my type’ and ‘shouldn’t we at least have coffee first to get to know more about each other?’
I must say, the interaction left me feeling manhandled; and a little objectified, too.
- Our communities need leaders now, not promises of money later
- Are you solving the wrong problem with the right answer?
- What does it feel like to be wrong?
- Give with your head more than your heart
- Whos invested in your business?
- The evolving financial effects of prostate cancer surgery and how to mange this new risk
- What does it mean you have to spend money to make money?
