"Most successful people, if you meet most famous politicians, they weren't necessarily the A students. They aren't necessarily the smartest."
One of the most common kitchen design mistakes is making a kitchen only big enough for one person. Too much clutter, bulky cabinets, and an oversized kitchen island can make the problem worse.
In just over a year, the Bitcoin network grew by more than 300 EH/s, closing out 2024 at a record 808 EH/s. By June 2025, it climbed to nearly 943 EH/s before falling back to around 861 EH/s due to localized shutdowns and regulatory setbacks.
AI can enhance project management through auto-scheduling, task prioritization, and risk predictions, significantly changing how teams manage multitasking and deadlines.
Content creator and mom Desire Westphal has her five-minute routine down. Her go-to for a playdate-ready look is simple: "I'm all about a neutral bronzing shadow to feel polished quickly." When a day of drop-offs and sports games might turn into a girls' night out, she keeps things flexible with liquid products to avoid starting over.
Reaching out cold without knowing who actually makes the buying decisions is inefficient at best-and wasted time at worst. Yet far too many sales, marketing, and growth teams still rely on guesswork when prospecting.
The feedback I've gotten from team members and employees is that ultimately, we're wasting time. It's taking too long for decisions and approvals to take place, and it's actually holding back some of our initiatives.
Design is being treated as a commodity - quick, standardized, and replicable. This shift strips design of its strategic value, turning it from a problem-solving discipline into a task-based service.
Legal operations isn't about buying tech—it's about solving real problems, sustainably. Fixing broken processes before scaling is essential, as it prevents inefficiencies later.
These time drains don't feel urgent, but they pile up... When you multiply that across departments, the result is a system that makes scaling a nightmare.
I intentionally stayed in the middle management bracket, where I was paid well and typically worked 40 to 45 hours most weeks. This meant I had enough time to build a real-estate side business.