Hi there,
Daniel Scocco here, from DailyBlogTips.com
It has been a while, I know! I am back in action with some cool online projects though, so I will start sending emails to my list again when I have interesting stuff to share.
Don't worry, my plan is to send 1 or 2 emails per month at most, and always with valuable and useful stuff. You don't want to miss those!
Today I want to share with you a terrific presentation I came across this week, titled Things I will Tell My Kids if They Becomes Entrepreneurs.
All the slides are spot on, but there is one that I liked in particular, which talks about strategic vs. opportunistic behavior. It says: "You can either pursue every opportunity - in which case you are not really deciding where you are going - or have a clear strategy and reject opportunities that don't fit in. Opportunities will take you somewhere fast, strategy will take you somewhere far."
Food for thought huh?
Website owners and online entrepreneurs are particularly vulnerable to pursuing opportunities that don't necessarily align with their overall vision and strategy. After all setting up a website takes 5 minutes these days. The next time an opportunity comes along, think about whether or not it fits your overall goals and strategy, and only pursue it in case it does!
Best wishes,
Daniel Scocco
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same time.
Slide the ON/OFF switch to turn-on thekube, Music will
start playing
3 buttons interface is a simple & ingenios way to control
all the varicus functions of the player.
- Pausing Music streaming
A short press on the >II button will pause music playback
Music playback will resume after the >II button is pressed
again.
- Previous track & Volume Down
A short press on the I<< button will advance playback to
the next track. Hold down the I>> button to decrease the
playback volume.
- Next track & volume up
A short press on the I>> button will advance playback to
the next track. Hold down the I>> button to increase the
playback volume.
- Sequence & shuffle playback
Thekube can be toggled to play in both sequence or shuffle
mode by a long press on the >II button when music
playback is paused.
- Powering-down thekube
Slide the ON/OFF switch to turn-off thekube. When
thekube is turned-on again, it will resume playback of the
soundtrack where it is last turned-off.
- Charging thekube
Connect thekube to any USB powered port. Red light
indicates it is charging. Red light shut-off once charging
is complete. Full charge will take an hour.
It will increase the charging time while operating at the
same time.
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