FYI, thoughts on yesterday's (positive economic/market shocking) US jobs report, including what it does/doesn't tell us and why the big forecasting error has broader implications than the further humbling of economists and Wall Street analysts. https://lnkd.in/gkcn5j3 #bopinion #markets #economy #equities #stocks #investing #fed #assetallocation #investmentmanagement #centralbanks #yields #jobs #economy …see more

Surrendering to change, embracing it, rolling with it, understanding it, loving it, hating it, experimenting with it, mastering it, is the key to loving it. Surrendering to change is the key that allows me to be immersed in a full life. Sometimes it’s really painful. Sometimes I hate change. It often gives me great anxiety. And I begin to miss my old life. But I won’t give up anything in exchange for immersing myself in the next steps in my life. Anyway…  http://bit.ly/2yD2aMW …see more

This is an outrage! Where is my royalty? https://lnkd.in/ettDejC #business #money #sharktank #royalty

My friends over at DeskView are changing the work from home game again! Their new portable window mounted desk can be taken virtually anywhere and will ensure you always have the best view in the office! Pre-order yours today. https://lnkd.in/gpN84Uh

One time I had to speak at a TEDx conference and I was so scared I thought I was going to just walk out of the building and never come back. About ten minutes before I had to speak. I remembered this one technique: http://bit.ly/2zQ9UxX

WORK IN VACATION MODE Have you ever noticed that before a vacation work is completed at warp speed? Work is completed quickly because there is a hard deadline – vacation. Set mini vacation deadlines, like leaving the office at 5:30 instead of 6:30, and watch your productivity soar. …see more

It's weird having a job that's mainly based on thinking about the future. You feel really happy because it's pretty much the best job in the world. But it's also saddening because looking ahead there isn't ( to me) clearly a lot to be happy about.

Lots of people dream of being on Shark Tank, but the real fun starts AFTER the tank! Get the behind the scenes scoop from Basepaws ! #SharkTank

There's no single tried and true formula to becoming a millionaire, but there are most DEFINITELY some secrets that will put you on the right path. What are they? Find out here.

Ready for Part 5? Join this week's Book Club LIVE on YouTube.com/simonsinek starting at 3pm ET! See you there.

Maybe this single image can already illustrate the difference digital health is going to bring into oncology. In this article, you can also read about how current trends and emerging technologies are making this happen. #oncology #digitalhealth #future #technology #medicine #healthcare #cancer …see more

“Would I rather be on the right side of the truth, or would I like to be asked back because I told somebody something that they wanted to hear?” - Dr Anthony Fauci

To succeed in life, the employee must exploit the #employer as well, and I mean this in a positive way. At any given point, because of the liquidity of a global #economy, because of the Internet, because of the vast array of opportunities in front of us, an employee must determine his or her worth on the market. Here’s my immediate five-step plan for employee to #EmployerExploitation: http://bit.ly/2rXbpam …see more

We’ve a modern obsession with measuring everything not improving things. We seek feedback to monitor not understand. We want quantative data when it’s only Qualitative that really helps us get better

When we think of #pioneers , inventors, we think of them mostly as men. But history is replete with bold women who break the mold. Bertha Benz is one of them, in none other than the Automobile industry. Historically, the #automotiveindustry has been driven by men. Mary Barra became the first female CEO of General Motors . But Bertha Benz was a woman who defied convention then and today. Her husband, Karl Benz, was the inventor. She was the #Investor ! She firmly believed in an automobile's opportunity when it was never considered a means of transportation. She was the business partner and also held the Patent rights though her name as a woman was not allowed on it. She was the first person to drive an automobile over a long distance ever (5 August 1888), rigorously field testing the patent Motorwagen, inventing brake pads, and solving several practical issues during the 65 miles (105 km) trip. She brought the Benz Patent-Motorwagen worldwide attention and got the company its first sales. Karl Benz wrote the following in his memoirs: "Only one person remained with me in the small ship of life when it seemed destined to sink. That was my wife. Bravely and resolutely, she set the new sails of #hope ." #Inspiration #Innovation Video Credits: Mercedes-Benz USA …see more

"Kevin O'Leary, Shark Tank star and Chairman of O'Leary Ventures, joins Asset TV live on LinkedIn for a discussion about investing in watches, wine, and companies led by women. During this 45-minute conversation, he also covers politics, the economy, big tech, the trade war, and entrepreneurship." …see more

At 103 years old, this young man is in the gym to work out!! I've seen him before ...he is joined by his aide who helps him get settled and then he meets-up with his personal trainer for a 30 minute workout. Every Tuesday and Thursday... how’s this for inspiration to keep to your goals in the New Year? May we all be so lucky. …see more

NASSCOM Product Connect has a fantastic line-up of speakers for entrepreneurs at any stage to learn from: http://productconclave.in / Look forward to being there and interacting with present & future leaders. #NPC2019 …see more

As we start 2021, I'm thankful for being able to interact with so many of you on this platform. It is a true privilege. Thank you for all your comments and your insights in 2020. Many of you guided me to articles, data and charts that I had missed. Here's to a better 2021 for us all. #thankful …see more

The world is changing. It's not a good thing or a bad thing. But your life is going to change with it. 94% of the 15 million jobs created in the past eight years are either part-time or #freelance. The #job landscape is changing. #Corporatism, which ruled the world for 100 years, is ending. #Technology and necessity have taken each industry, destroyed it, and then created 1,000 new and different ways to succeed in it. Understanding what is new in the world is the LAST step to survive though... http://ow.ly/EGFQ30iOyWH http://ow.ly/i/Dt91D …see more