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Below is a long blog post about 10 things that I have learned over the past year in my personal life. It has been one of the most difficult years for me, but at the same time it has also taught me some really valuable lessons and helped me to grow as an individual. I hope you enjoy reading this and feel free to let us know if there are any topics we should cover! Below is a long blog post about 12 years of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and what can be done next. In 2015, after a year-long consultation process with global stakeholders including civil society organizations working on development issues across all regions, UN Member States agreed to adopt ambitious new goals for sustainability that will apply in every country around the world by 2030: the SDGs were born. Now known as Agenda 2030, these global goals are an integrated set of targets covering people, planet and prosperity – or social justice, environmental protection and economic growth - under which no one should remain behind. At their core is a principle called “leave no one behind” whereby no person anywhere must feel excluded from opportunities related to education, healthcare, employment, food security or clean water supply due to gender, disabilities, sexual orientation, ethnic background etc.. What role do businesses have? Businesses play many roles. They create jobs; they generate tax revenues for governments; they provide essential goods and services for communities at large and support local economies. The private sector also shapes how societies respond to challenges through its investments in innovative technologies like smartphones, digital financial tools, renewables such as solar panels and wind turbines that help reduce energy costs while reducing greenhouse gas emissions. All this contributes significantly towards achieving inclusive economic growth along with improving quality of life across generations. Furthermore, companies are increasingly expected not only deliver profits but also show responsible behavior vis à vis environment & human rights standards too—something some still struggle with implementing adequately despite knowing it’s good practice! Hence why collaboration between government agencies together with business leaders becomes so important if we want our efforts towards building more resilient systems going forward over time . This means business owners need better understanding what drives change within each individual industry context before taking action themselves according accordingly thereafter e g developing product ranges aligned w/ consumer demand instead launching something simply because competitors offer similar products already available elsewhere elsewise risk being left behind altogether ! Below is a long blog post about 13 things I’ve learned in the last three years as an entrepreneur. This was originally published on Quora by me, and has been republished here with some minor edits: What are the most important lessons you’ve learnt from being an entrepreneur? I have written before (in this post) that my favorite part of building something new is “the beginning”, when there is no real direction to go, and everything feels possible. I think it’s probably because we start out so naive - and then learn through experience. After running my own business for over three years now, I thought it might be worth sharing what I’ve personally discovered along the way. If any of these resonate with your experiences or challenges…then let us know! And if not - well, maybe they will later :) If I had one piece of advice for founders who are just starting their journey; It would be THIS: Don’t build anything until you validate demand first! The biggest mistake I see people make all the time is assuming that what THEY want / need is what other people do too. So instead of getting feedback directly from potential customers ASAP, many folks waste precious resources like engineering hours and financial capital before having ANY clue whether or not anyone else actually gives two sh*ts about the thing they’re making. 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Crime for many of case crsu or may go your legal way even this form serious case when your some less penalty to fight crime charges with your ml whatever product idea exists right now – chances are high that launch plans may end up going awry once actual users come aboard after development starts taking shape…and boy does that suck :( For example, back in December 2017 when we launched our iOS app called ‘Tap-To-Chat’, which lets friends text each other without ever leaving Facebook Messenger conversations—we were sure everyone wanted something like this already existed elsewhere online but turns out only around ~5% did!! When confronted with reality check numbers like this though?? Well then ya gotta pivot hardcore fast cuz otherwise uhhh..welcome 👋to failure city lol So yeah basically what am saying is : Do YOUR research FIRST before investing anytime >:) Whenever facing tough decisions as founder(s), remember this quote attributed both ways depending upon context: “The best executive is one whose associates enjoy working with him.” But more specifically speaking ,if u r looking towards hiring staff member(s)/contractors etc., ask yourself two questions firstly Is person capable of doing job required OR secondly Will relationship work long term between employer & employee ? Because trust me neither question alone can give satisfactory answer . In order achieve success together ,you must find answers simultaneously ;) Hopefully helps next time Below is a long blog post about 2016 and what I have learned. As you can see, it’s a lot of words. But when I started this project in the beginning of January last year, that was my goal: to write every day for one whole month (31 days). And although I didn’t make it all way through February - so no February posts here on the website at least – I think I did pretty well with making an effort each morning before school/work etc…! So here we are now, almost twelve months later from when I wrote those first words back then. It feels like such a long time ago already but also as if not much has happened since? I mean yes there were plenty events going down during these past few weeks but looking forward towards next year some things will change while others won’t; just ask me how many times over the course of 2017 I said “I don’t know” or something similar…or even worse: asked myself why someone else would want anything related specifically around what happens between now & then…but let me start again by saying thank u 4 reading this far into the article which really makes sense only because otherwise ur probably bored outta ya mind right about now!!!!! Okay maybe thats too dramatic BUT seriously speaking its important 2 remember where ur coming from & who knows??? Maybe someday soon somebody might stumble across our site after googling ‘blog writing tips’. Then they could potentially use some advice given within these pages as inspiration for creating their very own personal blogging experience :-) In conclusion theres nothing wrong w/ taking risks especially if done safely without harming anyone else along the way!!!!! So yeah lets wrap up real quick shall we???? I hope everyone had fun learning new information today :) Now go forth & do great things people !! Below is a long blog post about 10 things I have learned so far in my new job. Included are some pictures of my day yesterday as well as links to the articles I reference along with a few others for your reading pleasure if you would like to learn more on these topics:

1. Lean Six Sigma – http://www.leanbelt.com/blog/?p=674&cpage=1#comment-25938; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lean_Six_Sigma; and, http://sixsigmabloggersnetwork.ning.com/. Also check out this article by Mark Graban that provides a nice overview of LSS: “The Basics: What Is Lean?” My favorite LSS sites include: – http://blogs.forrester.com/johnmiller/ (John Miller’s Lean Blog); and, – http://easystreetlearningcenter.typepad.com/leandaily/ (Easy Street Learning Center). Another great site is www.dailykanban.com which focuses primarily on Kanban (more later…) but also includes many resources related to other aspects of LSS including Agile, etc. My colleague Greg has written an excellent piece called The Importance Of Daily Standups Which can be found at http://www.dailykanban.com/2010/06/importance-of-standup-meetings.html I highly recommend checking all three of these sites as they provide fantastic content that will help increase your understanding of Lean and how it applies today to improve healthcare operations! Here is what I know after one year in LSS land… 1a.) If You Have A Good Process Map It Can Help With Decision Making And Improve Efficiency By Clarifying Who Does What When A process map was created when we started our lean journey here at Mercy Medical Group last July. We used a methodology known as Value Stream mapping whereby we determined who does each task involved in getting patients through their visit from start to finish based upon actual data collected during a patient visit. This included everything from registration, preadmission testing, admitting/referred patients, diagnostic imaging, lab processing, pharmacy filling orders, consultations, discharge planning, follow up phone calls made to the clinic or home visits, referral coordination to specialists & surgeons and billing collection activity. Each step in the process had its own unique value stream map. Here is an example of a simple value stream map for a single physician practice: For us, this exercise helped identify redundancy, eliminate wasteful activities and reduce the time between steps in the overall process. For instance, doctors who previously relied heavily on faxed dict