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Cheers
Grant aka drkelp
Showing posts with label #ebusiness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #ebusiness. Show all posts
Monday, July 11, 2016
Saturday, May 28, 2016
Farewell to Qatar
I have just finished my three year contract in Qatar in the Middle East. I am writing this post from the Movenpick hotel in Dubai.
I am speaking at a conference in Dubai on Tuesday and then flying back to my home country, New Zealand on the first of June.
My three years have been very enjoyable. I have learned about a new culture, have picked up conversational Arabic and have seen the Middle East from the other side of the lens.
Overall a very positive experience.
My next contract is in Sydney, Australia and I'm looking forward to it.
The other awesome thing that happened to me in the Middle East was that I discovered MOBE/MTTB. My wife who is an ED Specialist Nurse could not work in Qatar as she was over 49 years of old (Crazy isn't it) so we had to find a business to keep her occupied and stimulated. MOBE did this wonderfully plus made us some income.
A well as my clinical qualifications I also have a Masters degree in Business. I was amazed how much I learned from the MOBE 21 steps - my eyes were opened and I realized how deficient academic learning can be in a hands on activity like business.
I invite you to check the 21 steps out for yourself.
Check out the 21 Steps to Success below:
MOBE FAST TRACK
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Grant aka drkelp
DK
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Monday, May 9, 2016
Warren Buffett on Time Management
Warren Buffett, the greatest investor of the 20th century, gave a valuable lesson on time management.
One of his staff asked him about productivity and how to he could be more effective. Buffett's advice was as follows:
1. Write out a list of the top 25 things you need to get done.
2. Go through the list and make another list of the top 5 things that need to be done from the list of 25.
After the staff member had made the two lists Buffett asked him to say how he would manage the 2 lists. The man replied, "I will concentrate on the list of 5 and from time to time I will work on the other 20 from the first list".
What would you have said?
I have to confess that as of this morning I would have replied in the same way.
Buffett's response was that you should concentrate wholly on the second list of 5 and treat the first list as a don't touch at any cost list until the list of 5 is complete.
The reason for this was that the other 20 items will distract you from what really needs to be done.
It is a great lesson and I'm going to give it a go.
Check out the 21 Steps to Success below:
http://track.mobetrack.com/aff_c?offer_id=156&url_id=38&aff_id=243372
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Grant aka drkelp
Saturday, May 7, 2016
Think Evergreen, Think Bread, Milk, Gas and Marketing Tools
I often get asked my people new to online business about which tools I use to drive my success and my residual evergreen income.
It has taken me tens of thousands to find the tools that work, along with 500 that didn't.
The FIRST good thing about these tools are that they work.
The SECOND great thing is that if you market them on you will make RESIDUAL income.
Why? you may ask.
Because all of these tools are EVERGREEN products. People need to keep using them and that means monthly subscriptions = monthly commissions for you.
Think evergreen, think bread, gas, think air - you can't do without them.
Check out these Evergreen Tools here:
http://drkelp.co.uk/index.php?p=1_7_Top-Tools
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Grant aka drkelp
Sunday, February 15, 2015
Steve Jobs and the Human-Machine Interface
Mr. Jobs understood that the best technology incorporates the arts and humanities, Mr. Isaacson told the audience on Monday.
"Jobs was a genius in understanding how people would related emotionally to their devices," he said. "He understood the emotion, beauty, and simplicity that makes for a great human-machine interface."
Walter Isaacson - biographer of Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs had a deep understanding of human-machine interfaces. That is why people love Apple products and why Apple has recently surpassed all previous business profits in a financial quarter.
Such success happens when you understand both humans and technology. The arts and humanities represent the human spirit and its creative urges. An understanding of what humans desire and value helps in the design of technology. It's not just about rationality but the buying behavior of humans encapsulates emotional wants. Jobs understood this and stood against design decisions that were only based on rational technological/scientific perspectives.
Jobs made history. Long live Apple and may Steve's vision be carried on.
DK
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Yunus on Social Business and Poverty
“Once poverty is gone, we'll need to build museums to display its horrors to future generations. They'll wonder why poverty continued so long in human society - how a few people could live in luxury while billions dwelt in misery, deprivation and despair.”
― Muhammad Yunus, Creating a World Without Poverty: Social Business and the Future of Capitalism
The current situation where big business rapes and pillages the environment and pauperises the majority of the world's population is immoral and unsustainable. Remember history, "they will come after you with their pitchforks".
The luxury aspired to and enjoyed by a small oligarchy is obscene and their lack of concern for others is monumental. I would prefer to have less so that others can live with dignity.
Social Business shows us the dignified way where business is embedded as part of, not an overlord, the society it operates in. Profits are necessary, obscene profits especially when derived from legal tax avoidance are anathema to me and a growing number of people who wonder about the sustainability of current big business.
Sadly I'm not sure that we will ever get to a state of no poverty but it is a fine aspiration.
DK
Sunday, February 8, 2015
Driving Your Blog Presence
In a recent blogpost Mahesh Mohan shares three interesting points from an Infographic by Business 2 Community.
They are as follows:
1. 80% of daily blog visits are new.
2. Blogs that post daily get 5 times more traffic than those that post weekly or less.
3. Once you accumulate 51 posts, blog traffic increases by 53%, goes up by 3 times after 100 posts and by 4.5 times after 200 posts.
These are mind blowing statistics.
If you are using blogs to drive your web presence and marketing then these 3 facts will help you.
Mohan also shares that evergreen posts of high quality get enduring exposure. He pruned a number of his old posts and retained only 157 evergreen posts and his stats stayed unchanged. The lesson is that quality drives quantity.
Happy blogging
They are as follows:
1. 80% of daily blog visits are new.
2. Blogs that post daily get 5 times more traffic than those that post weekly or less.
3. Once you accumulate 51 posts, blog traffic increases by 53%, goes up by 3 times after 100 posts and by 4.5 times after 200 posts.
These are mind blowing statistics.
If you are using blogs to drive your web presence and marketing then these 3 facts will help you.
Mohan also shares that evergreen posts of high quality get enduring exposure. He pruned a number of his old posts and retained only 157 evergreen posts and his stats stayed unchanged. The lesson is that quality drives quantity.
Happy blogging
DK
Saturday, October 25, 2014
Experience not Theory Drives Business
You cannot run a business, or anything else, on a theory.
Harold S. Geneen
As Geneen points out theory per se is not able to drive a business. It may inform the business person in his/her thinking but it is experience that is the true business engine.
If you want to improve then try new things, make more mistakes and clamber up the experience curve.
Business is an applied science rather than a theoretical one.
DK
Sunday, October 19, 2014
The Secret to Accurately Predicting your Future
Today's quote is related to future success. It is increasingly difficult to predict the future based on the past, but Peter Drucker has the answer:
“The best way to predict your future is to create it”
― Peter F. Drucker
Following others will not help you here. You have to forge your own future. This is what entrepreneurs do. They create their own reality. You won't find them looking for success in increasingly crowded market spaces, but instead they are creating new spaces where they have first mover advantage.
Be a leader not a follower.
I can recommend a fantastic book on this by Peter Thiel, the founder of PayPal, called From Zero to One.
Good luck with your business pursuits.
Regards
DK
Friday, April 11, 2014
Business is an Applied Art
You cannot run a business, or anything else, on a theory.
Harold S. Geneen
Geneen has it right which is why he was a titan in the business world. He headed up ATT when it grew to its zenith. Theory doesn't win the fight against pragmatic business experience. That's why it is good to experiment and learn new business skills from doing them.
Inactivity is the big business killer. Couple it with apathy and you are dead in the water.
Every failure is a learning opportunity, every success is an earning moment.
If you don't learn you won't earn.
Be bold and muck in.
DK
Saturday, April 5, 2014
Never Fear Business Fear
If you listen to your fears, you will die never knowing what a great person you might have been.
Robert H. Schuller
Schuller's quote applies equally to both your business and personal lives. Playing safe will constrict your ability to succeed. Risk and Fear are necessary but you have to keep them under control.
One of the initial investors in Apple who owned 10% of the company sold his shares for $2900 because he feared the company was going to go under. In 2011 these same shares were valued at $10.1 Billion dollars. This is an extreme example of the losses that can come from fear. The best thing to do with fear is look at it straight in the eye and think what is the worse thing that could happen if I took this risk and ignored the fear. Often the potential benefits far outweigh the downside of not proceeding.
Be bold, be strong and overcome your fear. Take Action Now.
DK
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