Author: super@dmin
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A Utah Miner Blasted His Own Cave Home With Dynamite and Now Rents It Out on Airbnb For $1,000 Per Night: 'Nothing Has Been in This Space Since the Dinosaurs'
“You can’t ask for more dark sky.”
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Fortune 500 Strategies You Can Use to Grow Your Art Business
Fortune 500 companies and…art? Those two don’t seem like they should go together, but they absolutely do. Here’s why.
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'Who Asked For This?': Fast-Food Fans Confused About Wendy's New Item Hitting Shelves
The canned food will roll out to grocers nationwide this summer.
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Who Was Charles Ponzi? The Forgotten Story Behind the Scheme.
We’ve all heard of Ponzi schemes, but the man they’re named after is a mystery to many. This week’s Dirty Money takes a deep dive into his spectacular rise and fall.
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Mastering the Art of the Reframe Is the Key to Building Resilience. Here's How to Do It.
To build resilience in business and in life, you must learn how to reframe. Here’s why — and how to do it successfully.
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11 Biggest Job Interview Myths Debunked
Between all the unspoken rules and obscure etiquette, getting interviewed can be a dreadful process. Here are some common misconceptions to watch out for to help alleviate some of the stress.
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7 Reasons Why Every Serious Entrepreneur Needs a Business Coach
You are missing valuable guidance if you do not have a business coach.
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Hiring Offshore Talent? Here Are the Top 10 Countries to Recruit From.
From a larger, more diverse talent pool to cost savings on office space, the advantages of hiring globally are numerous. But where do you start?
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You Have to Lead Yourself Before You Can Lead Others — How to Master the Art of Self-Leadership
As entrepreneurs, we can get lost in the demands of the business and need to remember to take care of ourselves. However, self-care is crucial in self-leadership. When business leaders don’t practice self-care, they become overwhelmed and burnt out, which means a decrease in productivity, creativity, and overall happiness.
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Amazon Has Begun Another Round of Layoffs, Expected to Affect 9,000 Employees Overall
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said the company had decided to “be more streamlined in our costs and headcount” because of the “uncertain economy.”