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Americans gave a record $471.4 billion to U.S. charities in 2020 https://t.co/FDcfg4FXl6

Almost everything is negotiable. Almost every interaction is a negotiation. Learn how to become a better negotiator in Creative Conflict. https://t.co/jgkaYgVtrn https://t.co/HDkTcsP0Ib

9,555 lines of source code that form the basis of the world wide web are going up for sale, with a starting bid of $1,000. The code was written by British computer scientist and the inventor of the world wide web Sir Tim Berners-Lee, and will be sold attached to an NFT. The sale is the latest in a string of objects, concepts, artworks, and ownership stakes to be sold connected to NFTs, with varying success. Full story at the link in bio. 📷: Sotheby's

Cracking open coconuts is the first step to making this vegan ice cream. While the demand for this product has soared, this business is struggling to find investors https://t.co/ZTyOav5gl8

30 books you need to read to earn "well-read" status https://t.co/L29ZIAbXjk

How can I hire someone to do part-time work remote online with them in Philippines?

How do these companies legally pay them? These virtual assistant types ​ ​ Is it all 1099? Do they need to have some sort of legal paperwork or something?

New York state lifted nearly all remaining Covid-related restrictions, 15 months after a raging pandemic forced America’s biggest city into an unprecedented lockdown, decimated its small businesses and claimed the lives of more than 33,000 of its residents https://t.co/yNL1ONAOJz

Working with people who are different from you challenges your preconceptions and helps you grow. https://t.co/1PFMFSdsBo

Lina Khan, a legal scholar who's helped lead a movement for more forceful antitrust enforcement against U.S. tech giants, has been confirmed by the Senate to a seat on the FTC https://t.co/zjmLobONy4

Steve Jobs had a theory about the human brain. Neuroscience just proved he was correct. https://t.co/oLflcX76E6

How do you make sure you are skilled enough to take a small side business full time?

For instance if you outsourcing lawn mowing work to another small business, and as it looks like business is picking up and it is time to go full time with your own crew that deary feeling of 'I am not skilled enough to growth this. I am not ready kicks in'. How do you 'overcome' or 'validate' that you have enough skills to run the business and are ready? Do you recommend being in touch with skilled people to quell the fear(making friends with high end professional lawn care business, hiring a skilled employee to get you up to speed)?

Self Improvement. 🤙 #growth#selfcare#entrepreneurs#business#mindsetcoaching#mindsetofgreatness#businessmindset101#change#challenge

CEO of freelance platform Upwork shares how she's helping the next generation build a freelance career and avoid burnout- Presented by @PwC https://t.co/BpHXAI6FmC

Airbus/Boeing deal explained: what is in it and what happens next https://t.co/c1iCeB9rmK

Best stock inventory?

Hello redditors! Im trying to update our current inventory system (everything is written down). We sell bottled water and juice. We manage 2 wharehouses at the moment (the fabric and a distribution point). Got any suggestions?