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Name: Richard Walker
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About Author: I became an entrepreneur when I started my first business at age twelve. My dream was simple: become a great leader and change the world. Today, as the President and CEO of Efficient Technology Inc, my vision is constantly being exercised and my goal is still the same. These blogs are about the many facets of my passion for business: leadership, management, people, processes and technology. While I enjoy other passions like snowboarding and surfing, my focus is to share what I learn daily with everyone around me, and readers like you. I welcome your feedback and insight!
“Actually, my entire company is getting more done because I work fewer hours.”
Busy. It’s a word I find myself using quite often and have been using for a long time. I’m ready to change that word to: Productive. For the past four years I have been working about 60 hours per week and never have [...]
“Confidence is knowledge of yourself.”
Here’s my definition of confidence, which leads to how you can build your confidence: “Confidence is knowledge of yourself”. When you have done something well a hundred times you have built knowledge in your ability and therefore you won’t think twice about doing it again. This lack of contemplating how to [...]
“My days FLY by and suddenly the week is over like it never started.”
I’m wondering how fast a person can go in their business and in their daily activities. Since implementing some of the suggestions in the “Four-Hour-Workweek” book, I find that I’m working far more efficiently, effectively and intensely. My days FLY by and [...]
“Or, the cost of automating the last 20% of your process will cost you four times as much as the first 80%!”
I remember being told as a kid that the year 2010 would bring about the flying car, teleportation devices and the paperless office. While I didn’t expect flying cars and teleportation devices to truly [...]
The term paperless was first introduced in a 1975 Newsweek article called “The Office Of The Future” published June 30, 1975 which touted the concept of a fully automated office without paper. It seems that instead of eliminating paper we actually have more of it. The promise of a paperless office has only been partially [...]
