🏆 Top useful websites with different catagory.
📝 Reading and Writing
Project Gutenberg: A huge database of tens of thousands of free downloadable books (you can read them online, too).
💡ManyBooks: Tons of free Kindle books and books in other formats (and in dozens of languages) for your computer or eReader.
💡Businsetup: Earning money, free business ideas
💡Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL): A fantastic array of hundreds of free resources for improving your writing. Includes an updated MLA style guide.
💡LibraryThing: Share what you're reading with millions of other users, and connect with people that read similar books.
💡Hemingway Editor: Have you ever been curious if your writing is too hard to read or could improve? Paste the text into this site to see the readability score and suggested edits.
🎬 Entertainment and Video
💡Freevee: Did you know Amazon Prime Video also has free, ad-supported movies? All you need is an Amazon account.
💡surplus.io: did you want to learn about business?
💡JustWatch: Ever wondered where a movie or TV show can be streamed the cheapest, or even free? Check out this site before you decide to purchase or rent a movie; you might be surprised where else it's available.
💡Zamzar: A file converter where you can upload any media file format and change it into another format absolutely free of charge and without installing any software.
💡Internet Movie Poster Awards: Get the first look at the very latest movie posters. Archives go back to 1912.
🌏 Web Applications and Tools
💡Mint: Free and automatic money management. Mint is a great way to be on top of your finances and is one of the best money management apps.
💡onlinmoney.org: free websites to start online business.
💡Tripit: Forward confirmation emails to a special email address to automatically create a master itinerary for your trips.
💡Saltify.io: Share sensitive information through unique, password-protected and encrypted links that automatically expire after a set time.
💡amCharts: Free and customizable JavaScript charts, maps, and timelines. There are some delightful images here to use for your presentations or projects.
💡DWService: Run this remote access tool on a computer to access it from any web browser.
💡Mutual Backup: Keep your important files encrypted and backed up on a friend's computer for free.
💡Wormhole: Share large files and folders through your web browser with end-to-end encryption.
🔎 Search and Reference
💡Wikibooks: A giant collection of online textbooks that anyone can edit.
💡financial iq.io: train your mind to know about everything about business
💡HyperHistory: A visual timeline of 3,000 years of world history. Select a link to be taken to a whole new panorama of information.
💡 TinEye: A reverse image search engine that lets you see where an image is being used on the web by running a visual search against a database of billions of images.
💡 Digital History: For anyone who wants more information on U.S. history, this is the place to look. It has primary sources, quizzes, and more, all print-friendly.
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📝 Reading and Writing
Project Gutenberg: A huge database of tens of thousands of free downloadable books (you can read them online, too).
💡ManyBooks: Tons of free Kindle books and books in other formats (and in dozens of languages) for your computer or eReader.
💡Businsetup: Earning money, free business ideas
💡Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL): A fantastic array of hundreds of free resources for improving your writing. Includes an updated MLA style guide.
💡LibraryThing: Share what you're reading with millions of other users, and connect with people that read similar books.
💡Hemingway Editor: Have you ever been curious if your writing is too hard to read or could improve? Paste the text into this site to see the readability score and suggested edits.
🎬 Entertainment and Video
💡Freevee: Did you know Amazon Prime Video also has free, ad-supported movies? All you need is an Amazon account.
💡surplus.io: did you want to learn about business?
💡JustWatch: Ever wondered where a movie or TV show can be streamed the cheapest, or even free? Check out this site before you decide to purchase or rent a movie; you might be surprised where else it's available.
💡Zamzar: A file converter where you can upload any media file format and change it into another format absolutely free of charge and without installing any software.
💡Internet Movie Poster Awards: Get the first look at the very latest movie posters. Archives go back to 1912.
🌏 Web Applications and Tools
💡Mint: Free and automatic money management. Mint is a great way to be on top of your finances and is one of the best money management apps.
💡onlinmoney.org: free websites to start online business.
💡Tripit: Forward confirmation emails to a special email address to automatically create a master itinerary for your trips.
💡Saltify.io: Share sensitive information through unique, password-protected and encrypted links that automatically expire after a set time.
💡amCharts: Free and customizable JavaScript charts, maps, and timelines. There are some delightful images here to use for your presentations or projects.
💡DWService: Run this remote access tool on a computer to access it from any web browser.
💡Mutual Backup: Keep your important files encrypted and backed up on a friend's computer for free.
💡Wormhole: Share large files and folders through your web browser with end-to-end encryption.
🔎 Search and Reference
💡Wikibooks: A giant collection of online textbooks that anyone can edit.
💡financial iq.io: train your mind to know about everything about business
💡HyperHistory: A visual timeline of 3,000 years of world history. Select a link to be taken to a whole new panorama of information.
💡 TinEye: A reverse image search engine that lets you see where an image is being used on the web by running a visual search against a database of billions of images.
💡 Digital History: For anyone who wants more information on U.S. history, this is the place to look. It has primary sources, quizzes, and more, all print-friendly.
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7 Lessons from WARREN BUFFETT'S MANAGEMENT SECRETS 📚
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1. Hire the Right People and Trust Them: Buffett emphasizes the importance of surrounding yourself with talented individuals who share your values and ethics. Delegate authority and empower your team to make decisions, fostering ownership and accountability.
2. Focus on Long-Term Value, Not Short-Term Gains: Avoid chasing quick profits and prioritize building sustainable businesses with strong fundamentals. Invest in your people, processes, and products for long-term success.
3. Embrace Simplicity and Transparency: Keep things clear and concise. Communicate openly and honestly with your team and stakeholders, fostering trust and understanding. Avoid unnecessary complexity and bureaucracy.
4. Create a Culture of Ownership and Responsibility: Encourage a sense of ownership among your team members. Make them feel invested in the success of the company and hold them accountable for their actions.
5. Lead by Example and Practice Integrity: Be a role model for your team. Demonstrate ethical behavior, humility, and a commitment to doing the right thing, even when it's difficult.
6. Think Like an Owner, Not Just a Manager: See the bigger picture and make decisions that align with the long-term goals of the company. Avoid short-term fixes and prioritize building a strong foundation for the future.
7. Learn Continuously and Adapt to Change: Never stop learning and evolving. Stay informed about industry trends, embrace new technologies, and be willing to adapt your strategies as needed to stay ahead of the curve.
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1. Hire the Right People and Trust Them: Buffett emphasizes the importance of surrounding yourself with talented individuals who share your values and ethics. Delegate authority and empower your team to make decisions, fostering ownership and accountability.
2. Focus on Long-Term Value, Not Short-Term Gains: Avoid chasing quick profits and prioritize building sustainable businesses with strong fundamentals. Invest in your people, processes, and products for long-term success.
3. Embrace Simplicity and Transparency: Keep things clear and concise. Communicate openly and honestly with your team and stakeholders, fostering trust and understanding. Avoid unnecessary complexity and bureaucracy.
4. Create a Culture of Ownership and Responsibility: Encourage a sense of ownership among your team members. Make them feel invested in the success of the company and hold them accountable for their actions.
5. Lead by Example and Practice Integrity: Be a role model for your team. Demonstrate ethical behavior, humility, and a commitment to doing the right thing, even when it's difficult.
6. Think Like an Owner, Not Just a Manager: See the bigger picture and make decisions that align with the long-term goals of the company. Avoid short-term fixes and prioritize building a strong foundation for the future.
7. Learn Continuously and Adapt to Change: Never stop learning and evolving. Stay informed about industry trends, embrace new technologies, and be willing to adapt your strategies as needed to stay ahead of the curve.
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The_Small_Business_Online_Marketing_Handbook_Converting_Online_Conversations.pdf
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The small business online marketing.
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Converting online conversation to offline sales
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Converting online conversation to offline sales
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4 Reasons Why Business Fail
42% Of Small business fail because their is no market for their product and service.
14% Of Small business fail because they ignore their customers.
23% Of Small business fail because they don't have the right team.
29% Of Small business run out of cash in their first year of running Business.
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42% Of Small business fail because their is no market for their product and service.
14% Of Small business fail because they ignore their customers.
23% Of Small business fail because they don't have the right team.
29% Of Small business run out of cash in their first year of running Business.
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15 ways to be the best at what you do
1. Today be better than yesterday.
2. Do what inspires you.
3. Pay 10% attention to the problem that is in front of you, and 90% to its solution.
4. Do your job at the highest level.
5. Praise others, especially when others need praise.
6. Practice your craft daily to become a virtuoso.
7. Work hard, don't make excuses.
8. Learn to get up quickly after falls.
9. Keep the promises you made to others and to yourself.
10. Show nobility, especially in difficult times.
11. Always strive to exceed expectations.
12. Daily take time to restore physical and mental strength.
13. Make your home comfort the foundation of your success.
14. Play sports like a professional athlete.
15. Inspire others to be better than they were yesterday.
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1. Today be better than yesterday.
2. Do what inspires you.
3. Pay 10% attention to the problem that is in front of you, and 90% to its solution.
4. Do your job at the highest level.
5. Praise others, especially when others need praise.
6. Practice your craft daily to become a virtuoso.
7. Work hard, don't make excuses.
8. Learn to get up quickly after falls.
9. Keep the promises you made to others and to yourself.
10. Show nobility, especially in difficult times.
11. Always strive to exceed expectations.
12. Daily take time to restore physical and mental strength.
13. Make your home comfort the foundation of your success.
14. Play sports like a professional athlete.
15. Inspire others to be better than they were yesterday.
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11 Leadership Lessons from
" THE LEADER IN YOU"-Dale Carnegie 📚
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1. Talk less, listen more.
People will pay attention to what you say, just because of your position. The leader’s job is to pay attention to what other people say, especially those who think their views don’t count. Show you’re listening by acting on what people tell you, and gain their trust by giving them the credit.
2. Don’t step in with solutions too quickly.
No-one learns anything new if you keep doing what you already know how to do, and don’t allow others to try. Anyway, they may find a different, or better way, and if not… mistakes are valuable too.
3. Be authentic.
Be authentic, passionate, even emotional, about what you believe in. Share your vision and live your values. The personal is more engaging, even inspiring, than the process.
4. Don’t ‘dis’ downwards.
Once a decision is made by the Board, or the leadership team, it’s yours even if you argued against it during discussions. Your job as leader is to get others to believe in, and work towards, a shared goal, not to divide opinion or loyalties.
5. I’m OK: You’re OK.
Start from the position that everyone is doing the best they can, then look for ways to support and encourage them – which is so much more rewarding than finding fault.
6. Don’t be the smartest person in the room.
Being a leader does not mean knowing more than anyone else. Recognise, encourage and promote others as experts. Give them the trust and autonomy to be creative and do excellent work, defined in their terms. You simply provide the direction, so that this excellent work contributes to a shared purpose.
7. Sense of purpose.
Your team know what they do and how to do it, but you can make a big difference by sharing a strong sense of why they’re doing it and where it’s heading. Help them develop a broad understanding of the team’s purpose, and faith in how their role contributes to the whole. (Remember the floor-sweeper at NASA?)
8. Being right isn’t enough.
A great idea is of no consequence unless you can convince others to believe it too, and then persuade them to help you make your idea a reality. The best way to do this is to make the idea theirs.
9. Focus on a few things.
Focusing on the things that really matter and where you can make a difference. There may be a hundred different distractions and demands on your time and a hundred ways you could respond, but it’s the dozen carefully chosen actions that deliver the results.
10. Get out and about.
Get out and about and in the work. It’s hard to retain that sense of what the job’s really about when you are sitting.
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" THE LEADER IN YOU"-Dale Carnegie 📚
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1. Talk less, listen more.
People will pay attention to what you say, just because of your position. The leader’s job is to pay attention to what other people say, especially those who think their views don’t count. Show you’re listening by acting on what people tell you, and gain their trust by giving them the credit.
2. Don’t step in with solutions too quickly.
No-one learns anything new if you keep doing what you already know how to do, and don’t allow others to try. Anyway, they may find a different, or better way, and if not… mistakes are valuable too.
3. Be authentic.
Be authentic, passionate, even emotional, about what you believe in. Share your vision and live your values. The personal is more engaging, even inspiring, than the process.
4. Don’t ‘dis’ downwards.
Once a decision is made by the Board, or the leadership team, it’s yours even if you argued against it during discussions. Your job as leader is to get others to believe in, and work towards, a shared goal, not to divide opinion or loyalties.
5. I’m OK: You’re OK.
Start from the position that everyone is doing the best they can, then look for ways to support and encourage them – which is so much more rewarding than finding fault.
6. Don’t be the smartest person in the room.
Being a leader does not mean knowing more than anyone else. Recognise, encourage and promote others as experts. Give them the trust and autonomy to be creative and do excellent work, defined in their terms. You simply provide the direction, so that this excellent work contributes to a shared purpose.
7. Sense of purpose.
Your team know what they do and how to do it, but you can make a big difference by sharing a strong sense of why they’re doing it and where it’s heading. Help them develop a broad understanding of the team’s purpose, and faith in how their role contributes to the whole. (Remember the floor-sweeper at NASA?)
8. Being right isn’t enough.
A great idea is of no consequence unless you can convince others to believe it too, and then persuade them to help you make your idea a reality. The best way to do this is to make the idea theirs.
9. Focus on a few things.
Focusing on the things that really matter and where you can make a difference. There may be a hundred different distractions and demands on your time and a hundred ways you could respond, but it’s the dozen carefully chosen actions that deliver the results.
10. Get out and about.
Get out and about and in the work. It’s hard to retain that sense of what the job’s really about when you are sitting.
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100m-Offers.pdf
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15_Secrets_Successful_People_Know_About_Time_Management_The_Productivity.pdf
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15 secrets successful people know about Time management
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The productivity habits of 7 billionaries, 13 athlet, and 239 entrepreneurs.
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The productivity habits of 7 billionaries, 13 athlet, and 239 entrepreneurs.
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