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Blogelist hosts Blogelist Business Hacks, a business show with 22 episodes published.
Link Library Case Study | Business Hacks In this season premiere, we dive into a real case study: how a project that placed second-to-last in a competition became a 3-year journey of pivots, persistence, and unexpected s
Summary from Warren Buffett letter from February 2025 in audio. Episode include: Table of Content: ➡️Mistakes ➡️Pete Liegl story ➡️Last Year’s Performance ➡️Berkshire TAX records ➡️Where our money as shareholders are? ➡️
During years at business school, I learned plenty of tools for entrepreneurs starting their business. None of them were as useful for my small business as the Pestel Analysis. In this episode, I will tell you how small b
There are a few essential skills needed for the service industry. Communication is just part of it. In this episode, I will tell you how my firm (a small business in the hospitality industry) benefited from better practi
With the example of lemonade stands, I explain how market barriers will influence your business competitiveness. Small businesses should be especially aware that low entry barriers can be a challenge and become a major r
One of the most asked questions around is how to spend less money and save more. A good first step is to improve your consumer habits. Yearsago I adopted the process of asking myself 3 questions before buying anything, T
There is one type of ally that can skyrocket the beginning of your business. They are the local allies, as the roman proved 2000 years ago. Forming a small business growth alliance can be an essential step in guaranteein
Competitive analysis in strategic management is rarely focused on small business. Therefore, entrepreneurs have little to zero information about tools like the SWOT, and miss more sophisticated method on how to analyse b
If you ever heard about the concepts of Deep Work, Deliberate Practice or the Craftsman Mindset, or read authors like Cal Newport, Amy Wrzesniewski, or Daniel Coyle, you know the problem with the passion mindset. If it i
Do you know the concept of Deep Work created by Cal Newport? In this video, I will tell you how to apply deep work and use it as one of the most powerful entrepreneur productivity hacks I ever saw! Before, my to-do list
Forgot how to focus? Maybe the reason is the fever of multitasking. For decades this "skill" was praised, but now we know it harms memory retention (even causing memory loss), increases stress, and lowers IQ. Does multit
Learning negotiation techniques is necessary when you have a business and even more during a crisis. Last year I read Never split the difference by Chris Voss. The negotiation skills he taught helped me to renegotiate th
Making a business plan for a small business in 2021, with the reopening of the economy, requires more than ever a certain tool. A tool long used for anyone asking how to write a business plan: the PESTEL (or PESTLE) anal
Have you ever wondered how to create a sense of ownership at the workplace? In this video, discover the essential lessons to startup founders from one of the awarded captains of the US Navy: Michael Abrashoff. When I ope
Among leadership skills training topics, it is unusual to ask what business can learn from the military. But a legendary field marshall from Brazil can offer you some of the greatest leadership lessons from a general in
The importance of setting objectives in business, career and studies is a common topic. Often we set goals that are not measurable, or not achievable, sometimes not even time-bound. This is a recipe for frustration, and
Do you have a micromanagement problem at your workplace? In this video, I will tell you how to reduce bureaucracy in business. Unless you live in some dystopian reality, your situation is similar to what John Seddon desc
It is key to good customer service building good relationships with customers. Thanking the client, promoting a positive, helpful, and friendly environment. This helps to ensure they leave with a great impression. A happ
You have a great idea for a product or service. It’s so good, that you think you can start a new business and eventually thrive because of this idea. That’s great and all, but the last thing you should do is rush into th
As entrepreneurs, we all follow our own paths. For some, the rise to financial success is a long, slow, painful process. For others, things just seem to magically fall into place. Often the latter isn’t a result of magic
Cal Newport
computer scientist and bestselling author
1 appearance on this show
Nir Eyal
behavioural design expert, three-time New York Times bestselling author
1 appearance on this show
Chris Voss
former FBI hostage negotiator, author of Never Split the Difference, CEO · The Black Swan Group
1 appearance on this show
Michael Abrashoff
US Navy
1 appearance on this show
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