When deciding whether or not to use public transportation as a means of commute to and from work, the two criteria that most often are used to measure the value of this option are time and money. However, I have learned from my experience of riding public transportation there are some ways that it can improve your workday aside from simply saving time and money.
It’s not a secret that most of spend us more time with our coworkers then we do with our friends, families and, significant others. If you work at a start-up (as many of us do), you are also probably working with a small number of people in an even smaller space. These are all reasons why it is so important to be a good coworker.
If you’re aiming for success in your life, it may be time to examine whether your morning habits are helping you achieve the goals you’ve set. Here’s a quick look at how five highly successful people begin their days.
Prepare for your day or learn a new skill on your drive to work
This past fall my cofounders and I had the privilege of joining the 5th cohort of Acceleprise San Francisco, working alongside a variety of amazing companies and the minds that created them. After having some time to reflect, I wanted to share some of the most important lessons I took away from the experience.
You’ve heard of these traits before but it’s time you start taking them to heart. During my talk with Dakota Younger, an expert on recruiting great talent and CEO of Boon. Boon is a game changing platform for finding and hiring the best talent. During our talk, Dakota identifies a fews traits he keeps in mind while looking for talent.