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33 HBR Blog Posts you should read Before 2013 - Katherine Bell @KatherineABell

33 HBR Blog Posts you should read Before 2013 - Katherine Bell @KatherineABell | Mapmakers | Scoop.it

The topics that most preoccupied our authors and readers in 2012 reflected our shared anxieties: the pressures exerted on our businesses by technology and the global economy — no end to economic uncertainty, the need to make sense of vast amounts of data, the problem and opportunity of disruptive innovation; as well as perennial personal worries — finding work that matters, never getting enough done.

 

We hope you'll find some insights here you may have missed the first time around, and that they'll help you make 2013 a productive and innovative year for your company and yourself.

 
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I admit, You'll have to hurry to read them all .. Or just try this article for a start and a taste of the 33: http://bit.ly/Lq7Z17 . And make 2013 your greatest year ever .. A year to built Bridges across Cliffs ..

 
David Hain's curator insight, December 31, 2012 6:10 AM

 End of the first week of January would do, but they are worth reading!

Ricard Lloria's comment, January 19, 6:56 AM
recommended read!! , Thanks david!
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Warren Buffett's $50 Billion Decision - Randall Lane

Warren Buffett's $50 Billion Decision - Randall Lane | Mapmakers | Scoop.it

   Buffet: The thing is, when I got out of college, I had $9,800, but by the end of 1955, I was up to $127,000. I thought, I’ll go back to Omaha, take some college classes, and read a lot—I was going to retire! I figured we could live on $12,000 a year, and off my $127,000 asset base, I could easily make that. I told my wife, “Compound interest guarantees I’m going to get rich.”

   I got in the car, and on my way west checked out companies I was interested in investing in. It was due diligence. I stopped in Hazleton, Pennsylvania, to visit the Jeddo-Highland Coal Company. I visited the Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace Company in Michigan, which was being liquidated. I went to see what the building looked like, what they had for sale.

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