Revenge of the Bank Note and the Rise of Crypto — Everything Old is New Again If you think the foundation of cryptocurrency began in 2008 with the Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto (that’s the alias he uses and no one really knows who he is), you’re mistaken. The same principles that drive the growth of cryptocurrency actually began much earlier — like nearly 200 years ago…

My employees are remote workers. So, there’s nothing to overthink or worry about it for me. Now, everybody hustles in a different way and with different goals. Here’s what hustle means to me and my remote team: Honesty — We are totally honest with each other. When my remote team…

All entrepreneurs, business owners, and startup founders have heard this one a thousand times: To Be Everywhere Is To Be Nowhere! Yet, you defy the laws of physics and business by trying to grow your business in all possible directions at the same time. That’s OK. I understand. …

No! It’s the other way around. If your competitor doesn’t grow, you lower your business guard. You become lazy and overconfident. You forget to grow and improve. The next thing you know, you’re out of business, and your competitor has nothing to do with it. Your question reads “competitor” NOT…

Instead of killing two birds with one stone, let’s free two birds with one key. Freelancing is the key you need, and the solution to overcome your catch-22 problem. As a freelancer, you don’t work for someone else. You work for yourself. You can make money by working as a…

Robert Bosch put his money where his mouth was. The rest is the history of BOSCH that spans more than 135 years with more than 400,000 employees and millions of customers worldwide. He understood that a successful business model is a two-way street. Lao Tzu said: If you would take…

Ego is like fire. It’s a good servant but it can be a bad master if not kept under control. In business, ego is essential for self-confidence. There is a huge difference between being modest and humble. There are no modest and successful entrepreneurs. Now, if they take it to…

We’ve all heard the “legendary” stories about Warren Buffett’s cars. His modest lifestyle doesn’t include only affordable cars: He never spends more than $3.17 on breakfast, and he lives in the same house he bought for $31,500 in 1958 (or $260,000 in today’s dollars). In 2014, he reportedly bought a…

One of the great things about running a remote work platform is an opportunity to learn something new on a daily basis from both clients and freelancers all over the world. This situation sounds familiar to every freelancer out there. You have to work on more than one project simultaneously…