6 consejos simples de gestión para emprendedores que ya han lanzado su negocio

1. Ten una lista y síguela

2. Piensa en lo que quieres hacer antes de hacerlo.

3. Enfoque.

4. Encuentra un sistema que te funcione.

5. Delega tu carga de trabajo.

6. Utiliza la tecnología para tomar ventaja.

Fuente: https://www.eureka-experts.com/blog/6-consejos-simples-de-gestion-para-emprendedores-que-ya-han-lanzado-su-negocio

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17 maneras por las que sabrás si naciste para ser emprendedor

Puede ser difícil de explicar a los no emprendedores por qué has elegido realizar un viaje tan difícil. Esto es lo que les puedes decir. Ser emprendedor es duro. Realmente duro. Se pone todo en juego: tu talento, tu creatividad, tus ideas, tu dinero, y sin embargo, lo haces, y a veces, una y otra vez.

Es por eso que tus amigos a menudo no te entienden. (A veces, incluso tu familia no lo entiende.) "¿Por qué no te dedicas a lo seguro y buscas un trabajo?" te piden. La próxima vez que la gente te haga esta pregunta, respóndeles lo siguiente:

https://www.eureka-experts.com/blog/17-maneras-por-las-que-sabras-si-naciste-para-ser-emprendedor

Angus Deaton: Pobreza y ahorro, claves del Nobel de Economía 2015

Por su análisis sobre consumo, pobreza y bienestar social, el profesor británico-estadounidense Angus Deaton, de 69 años de edad, recibió ayer de la Real Academia Sueca de la Ciencias, el Nobel de Economía 2015.

Deaton, que nació en Edimburgo (Escocia) lleva más de cuatro décadas estudiando cómo se relacionan entre sí la micro y la macroeconomía, además de su relación con el diseño de políticas públicas.

Deaton desarrolló junto al economista John Muellbauer el sistema Aids en los años ochenta, en los noventa se centró en estudiar la relación entre ingresos y consumo, y posteriormente se dedicó a medir la calidad de vida y los niveles de pobreza en los países en vía de desarrollo, basándose en consumo de hogares.

Fuente: http://www.elcolombiano.com/negocios/consumo-y-pobreza-bases-del-nobel-de-economia-2015-CE2868499

El Internet de las cosas

Las 7 realidades y tendencias que marcarán el marketing digital en 2016.- Marketing y tecnología más unidos que nunca

En un análisis en FORBES se pueden encontrar siete tendencias que marcaran el marketing online en el 2016.

1. Empieza la edad dorada del anuncio en vídeo.
2. Habrá una explosión en el terreno App, gracias a Google.
3. Es la era del móvil y las marcas deben asumirlo.
4. Los asistentes digitales harán que las marcas se enfrenten a nuevos retos.
5. Es el comienzo de la era de la realidad virtual.
6. El internet de las cosas y los wearables merecen más atención.
7. La publicidad será más cara.

Fuente: http://www.puromarketing.com/30/25466/realidades-tendencique-marcaran-marketing-digital.html

Jim Rohn Says Getting Rich is Easy! Do you Believe it?

He mentioned three simple facts that contributed to his success:

1. He lives in America. 

No wonder there’s a lot of people trying to move to America. Jim said, America is easy! He must be pertaining to lifestyle and cost of living. America simply is incomparable to countries like Bangladesh, India, China, Africa, etc., where life is hard. Our location really plays a huge factor towards our success. If you are an American, the pressure is on ya!

2. He found an Opportunity. 

They say America is a land of opportunity. We have to find opportunities and grab them. Try and try until we find that right opportunity that suits our skills, passion, and situation. With the right opportunity, we can make a fortune out of it.

3. He found a Teacher. 

Jim credits his success to his teacher who was willing to teach. How good it is when somebody tells us that we have evidently messed up and give us an encouragement that we can have a fresh start and make it work in the next 5-6 years! Jim Rohn became a millionairein six years! Very encouraging. We cannot be Jim but having a teachable spirit, we can find our way. Success after all in not all about money.

Curiosos pasatiempos del fundador de Alibaba.com

Jack Ma, fundador del gigante asiático de comercio electrónico Alibaba, actúa y canta en algunos de los eventos corporativos de la firma. Además, le gusta leer novelas sobre kung fu, colecciona grillos y practica tai-chi, apunta Forbes. (Foto: Reuters)

6 Surprisingly Easy Productivity Hacks That You Can Use Right Now

BY MARLA TABAKA 

Got a lot to do and not enough hours in the day to do it in? Try these easy productivity hacks. These are tiny changes that you can implement right away--because sometimes a small change is all you need to jump-start your energy, creativity, and ability to get things done.

1. Start with the thing you dread the most.

Want to be more productive? Then get the stuff you don’t want to do out of the way.

If you start your day with a task you least enjoy, you’ll be motivated to do it more quickly so that you can move on to the work that actually excites you. And once you’ve got your most dreaded tasks out of the way, you’ll feel more positive and excited about tackling the next items on your agenda.

2. Save your files.

Did you know that hitting the save button can actually improve your memory and make you more productive? Strange but true, and science backs it up!

Psychologist Benjamin Storm of the University of California, Santa Cruz, found thatsaving a digital document tricked the brain into better remembering the content of that document. It provides a kind of reassurance that frees up your brain: when you save the information in a document you don’t have to worry that you’ll forget it. Instead of wasting mental energy trying to hold onto information, you can just move on to the next thing with less stress. Since we should all be saving (and backing up!) our files anyway, this is one of the easiest productivity hacks that you can implement.

3. Use a larger monitor.

Many of us spend our working days hunched over our laptops. But that laptop screen could be getting in the way of being more productive. By switching to a larger screen size--either a bigger laptop, or by using an auxiliary monitor--you can work more efficiently.

A larger monitor lets you have more windows or tabs open at once, and enables you to work seamlessly between them. Plus, I’ve found that switching to a larger monitor has forced me to change my posture: instead of peering down at my laptop, I have to sit up and look straight ahead at my monitor. This means that I have less tension in my neck and back, and can work comfortably for a longer period of time.

4. Follow the 2-minute rule.

David Allen, productivity guru and author of Getting Things Done, suggests following the two-minute rule. If you find yourself faced with a task that you can complete in two minutes or less--just do it. Now!

Following the 2-minute rule means that small, potentially irritating tasks won’t pile up over the course of the day. The rule forces you to stop procrastinating, and just do what needs doing. It can provide a huge productivity boost. Instead of having to put thought to what small tasks need to get done (that alone will take up the two minutes), I keep a handwritten list of these small items. It brings me pleasure to cross them off!

5. Respond to each email as you read it.

When you read an email, respond to it right away. Don’t file it away for later. By not responding to emails as soon as you read them, you end up with an email backlog.

However, responding to each email immediately could also introduce new interruptions into your work day, so assign a specific time each day for checking, and responding to, your email. That way, you avoid interruptions, and avoid the risk of an email backlog.

6. Listen to the sounds of nature.

Did you know that listening to natural sounds boosts creativity and productivity? Acoustician Jonas Braach suggests that offices use sound-masking signals that mimic sounds from the natural world, like the sound of a mountain stream. He found that workers who experienced these natural, soothing sounds were more productive and happier.

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