🚀 Coefficient Catalyzer Pro, Issue #38: New Year, New Experiments
In today's issue, I'll share the new experiments and technology I'm putting in place so that I have more time to build, create, and adventure.
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Jeff Bezos' Take on Work-Life Balance is Genius
Amazon has made headlines for the long hours workers are forced to put in, even during holidays. The company's CEO Jeff Bezos, somewhat fittingly, doesn't prescribe to the work-life balance ideology, instead opting for something more realistic and attainable. He calls it "work-life harmony." The term "balance" infers that life...
Randi Zuckerberg On Achievement Over Balance
The Gist In a recent interview, Randi Zuckerberg perfectly put into perspective why striving for a work-life balance is misguided. Mentioning her greatest achievements, Zuckerberg said none of those things happened when she felt well balanced. The key, as Zuckerberg notes, is to not make yourself feel guilty for being...
For Millennials at Work, Flexibility and Freedom Trump Pay
[contextly_auto_sidebar id="BwEa5TeHIsZoe3nShLAgnCzO5jDNQB6H"]New research from EY, a global professional services organization, confirms a conviction of mine: millennials at work care more about flexibility and freedom than pay. Those who want to woo millennials will definitely want to read this one. TL;DR: Millennials want flexible work schedules,...
Uber CFO Steps Down to Spend Time With Family
In a surprise turn of events, Uber's CFO, Brent Callinicos, has decided to step down in order to spend more time with his family. He joined the company almost two years ago and previously served as VP of Treasurer and Chief Accountant at Google. In a memo announcing his departure,...
No, You Don't Need to Make People Think You're Working 29 Hours a Day. Ever.
[contextly_auto_sidebar id="ojH6KUASOXuAQfxXJjszCN7K3JZ2K88Q"]Jason Fell recently wrote a post for Entrepreneur on entrepreneur Grant Cardone's approach that entrepreneurs must always be open for business, and that means staying semi-plugged-in while on vacation (about an hour a day). The piece closes with this killer quote: "Nobody ever knows when...