The Monthly Review For November 2013 is a compilation of many interesting topics from this blog and from around the web.
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Here are this month’s posts from this blog, and other links, articles and content of interest I’ve found of value!
Takis Athanassiou Posts for November 2013
- Why You Should Probably Start Blogging
- Social Media Makes the Online Business World Go ‘Round
- Some Basic Leadership Principles To Think About
- Do You Have Some Reasons for Blogging?
- How to Survive a Boredom Meeting
- WorkFlowy: A very special notetaking application!
- How to Regain Your Momentum
- On Accountability
- The Most Effective Ways of Popularizing Your Blog
- When Time Management Is Effective?
- How to Foster Good Internet Behavior
- On Personal Boundaries
My Posts on Other Sites
Post of Interest from the Archive
- Top 21 Of The Most Interesting Blogs In My Reading List
- What Exactly Strategy Is? (and what it is not!)
- Strategy vs. Tactics
- Kendo, Flow & Productivity
- 7 Laws for Leadership Development
- Do you like Analog Systems?
- Collaboration Tools For Small Business
- 8 ideas for using creatively a RSS aggregator
- Organize Chrome bookmarks for maximum efficiency
- Writebox: A Versatile Text Productivity Tool
Other posts of Interest for November 2013
- Infographic: Marketing Success with Google+
- A Brief History of Mind Mapping: The Walt Disney Connection
- Why making my tasks emotional increased my productivity
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