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When to start

• The best time to start is when you’ve got enough money in the bank to support all contingencies.
  
• The best time to start is when the competition is far behind in technology, sophistication and market acceptance.
  
• The best time to start is when the competition isn’t too far behind, because then you’ll spend too long educating the market.
  
• The best time to start is when everything at home is stable and you can really focus.
  
• The best time to start is when you’re out of debt.
  
• The best time to start is when no one is already working on your idea.
  
• The best time to start is when your patent comes through.
  
• The best time to start is after you’ve got all your VC funding.
  
• The best time to start is when the political environment is more friendly than it is now.
  
• The best time to start is after you’ve got your degree.
  
• The best time to start is after you’ve worked all the kinks out of your plan.
  
• The best time to start is when you’re sure it’s going to work.
  
• The best time to start is after you’ve hired the key marketing person for the new division.
  
• The best time to start was last year. The best opportunities are already gone.
  
• The best time to start is before some pundit declares your segment passe. Too late.
  
• The best time to start is when the new generation of processors is shipping.
  
• The best time to start is when the geopolitical environment settles down.
  

Actually, as you’ve probably guessed, the best time to start was last year. The second best time to start is right now.

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10 Tips To Be More Productive At Work

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So what’s going on when the manager is the poor performer?

When non-performance begins to creep into your daily standards, one of the following may be the culprit:

What’s Happening When It’s the Manager Who’s Not Performing?

* Write stuff down
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* Work on open source late at night with a beer on your desk
* Work disconnected (from Internet)
* Listen to music while you work
* Work long hours on Monday and Tuesday
* Avoid meetings at all costs
* Sleep
* Work on something you are passionate about

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