Neatnik Notes · Motive as a filter
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Neatnik Notes · Motive as a filter
Here are a few more questions a business owner, in any industry, might consider:
What considerations did you take when determining your product / service price?
How does pricing determine your potential customer base, and what are the repercussions of serving only those customers?
Is the product you're selling addressing a genuine need, or is it oppor... See more
What considerations did you take when determining your product / service price?
How does pricing determine your potential customer base, and what are the repercussions of serving only those customers?
Is the product you're selling addressing a genuine need, or is it oppor... See more
Our economy is sick. Compartmentalization prevents us from healing it.
Make sure you know why you’re doing something, especially if you’re a publisher or brand and you have limited bandwidth and / or resources. Your print magazine has a blog? Why? What is that accomplishing? Is it even good or does it make you look bad? Define your goals, inspect them thoroughly and be able to have an honest answer about why you want ... See more
David Cho • 🟧 the New Rules of Media
Before you commit yourself to a new effort, it’s worth asking yourself a couple of questions: “Are we really trying to do something worthwhile here?” “Or are we just building another monument to some diseased ego?”
Robert C. Townsend • Up the Organization: How to Stop the Corporation from Stifling People and Strangling Profits (J-B Warren Bennis Series)
let’s say you want to start a business. What’s the ultimate purpose? Are you trying to make an extra few hundred dollars a month to be able to go on holiday? Or are you aiming for a multimillion-dollar exit so you can retire early? Or are you building something you think will help people and change lives? Now think about what that means for your ne
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