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During the last couple of years I have been obsessed with books. I am a bit ashamed of myself that I didn't start sooner, but it's never too late to start reading and focus on self growth. I began by exploring Romanian history, delved into financial education, and journeyed through the captivating world of science fiction and now I’m fanatical about personal development & startups.
tl;dr: I'm only going to write book reviews on:
However, if you're curious on what I'm reading or have read you can find my bookshelf here.
The concept of a drastically reduced workweek, once considered far-fetched, is now within reach, thanks to Tim Ferriss's "The 4-Hour Work Week." This book isn't about the more commonly discussed 4-day work week but rather a radical reduction to just four hours.
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This exceptional masterpiece has revolutionized my perspective on negotiation and delivered tangible results like no other book before 💪.
If you're ready to unlock the power of effective negotiation and witness tangible results"
The Compound Effect is a fundamental principle in personal development, finance, and productivity.
Presented by Darren Hardy in his book of the same name it's been used in the financial world since the beginning of the stock market, it illustrates the remarkable power of small, consistent actions over time. This concept emphasizes that even tiny efforts, when compounded over an extended period, can lead to significant and lasting results.
TL;DR: small constant and continuous changes lead to massive and outstanding results.
Commonalities and Differences between the two book as they go head to head in shaping our lives through achieving personal and professional success.
The scrapbook of the Toyota lean method for production line management techniques, not with software development as one would expect.
A concise summary of the key principles of a well-structured, concise and simple book on customer growth."
In light of events that have been happening since autumn last year across all tech companies, layoffs, I’ve decided to publish an article that gives an insight on the reason for “Why are they firing this many people?!” as well as suggestions on how to handle being laid off or seeing your friends/colleagues get laid of.
Is SEO DEAD?❌
I've been in a constant battle to improve my website's reach and get more organic views, however as I've discovered SEO is a multi-bilion dollar business for a reason.
SEO not DEAD✅
Bulletpoint tips and tricks on how to improve your hobby website's ranking without spending a lot of money
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