Emotional Engagement In Web Design


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5 Reasons Why College Is the Best Time to Start a Business

college businessI have only one regret about college: I should have started my business earlier.

If you’re in college and want to start a business, you may be like I was and just tell yourself to wait until you graduate.

It may look like it’s easier, but trust me: there is no better time to start your business than while still in college.

Here are 5 reasons why.

1. Free Time

Ok, yes, I understand you have a full schedule of classes and lots of homework and extracurricular activities like excessive partying, but when you’re in college, you have far fewer responsibilities than when you graduate.

As such, you have the ability to control your schedule. You can move your class schedules around, or maybe even decide to take a night off from partying.

And don’t forget about your summer breaks.

Right now, you have far more free time than you’ll have again in your life.

2. Free Resources

You may not realize it, but your school’s library is a gold mind of information for an entrepreneur. Not only can you find almost every business book ever published, but you have completely free access to electronic databases that cost over $10,000 a month.

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WordPress Now Powers More Than 50 Million Sites

WordPress reaches 50 million websites

 

Open source blogging platform WordPress has reached an important milestone: It powers more than 50 million websites, about half of which are hosted on WordPress.com.

Also, more than 287 million people view more than 2.5 billion pages on WordPress.com each month and, on an average day, WordPress.com users create about 500,000 new posts and 400,000 new comments, according to WordPress’ official stats.

Recently, WordPress competitor Tumblr surpassed 20 million blogs, passing WordPress.com in terms of the number of blogs hosted on the platform.

However, unlike Tumblr, WordPress lets users install and use the platform on their own web host. Due to the simplicity and versatility of the platform, WordPress isn’t only used to power blogs, it can also be used for running various types of personal, business and community websites.

Via Mashable.com

UtterJargon itself runs on WordPress. We believe that it is one of the most lightweight and user friendly CMS’s out today. Please contact us if you are interested in putting up a wordpress site of your own. Check out our work page to see a couple of wordpress sites we have already created.


Business Book: Little Bets by Peter Sims

Little Bets describes a set of simple yet often counterintuitive experimental methods to explore and develop new ideas, in work and life…

What is a “little bet”?

Little bets are a way to explore and develop new possibilities. Specifically, a little bet is a low-risk action taken to discover, develop, and test an idea. Chris Rock develops new comedy routines by making little bets with small audiences; Amazon’s CEO Jeff Bezos makes small bets to identify opportunities in new markets like cloud computing. Little bets are at the center of an approach to get to the right idea without getting stymied by perfectionism, risk-aversion, or excessive planning.

How is this approach different from and better than the typical way most people do something new?

We’re taught from an early age to use certain procedures and rules to analyze and solve problems, such as for math or chemistry. There’s an emphasis on minimizing errors and avoiding failure. These skills serve us extremely well when we have enough information to put into a formula or plan. But what happens when we don’t even know what problems we’re trying to solve? In those kinds of situations, engaging in a process of discovery and making little bets complements more linear, procedural thinking.

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