Salesforce data quality is key to making business decisions. Inaccurate data slows employees down and has a negative impact on their productivity, affecting Salesforce user adoption as users lose trust in the system. Poor data quality is also likely to damage your reputation when you… Read More
Author: Franz Malten Buemann
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Write something
Then improve it.
Then write something else.
Repeat this process until you have a post.
Then post it.
Then repeat this process.
There’s no such thing as writer’s block. There’s simply a fear of bad writing. Do enough bad writing and some good writing is bound to show up.
And along the way, you will clarify your thinking and strengthen your point of view.
But it begins by simply writing something.
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Instead
A simple substitute might change a habit.
Instead of a snack, brush your teeth.
Instead of a nap, go for a walk.
Instead of a nasty tweet or cutting remark, write it down in a private notebook.
Instead of the elevator, take the stairs.
Instead of doomscrolling, send someone a nice note.
Instead of an angry email, make a phone call.
Instead of a purchase seeking joy, consider a donation…
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How to Set Up Salesforce Reporting Snapshots – Freeze Data for Future Reference
Salesforce Reporting Snapshots is a little-known feature that is included in out-of-the-box Salesforce orgs and is easy to set up. Snapshots allow you to take a picture of a set of records and freeze the data on them for future reference. The most common use… Read More
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Slack Frontiers 2021 – Registration Now Open
If you’re as excited about the Slack acquisition and the latest integrations with Salesforce as we are, then why not sign up to Slack Frontiers 2021? Frontiers is Slack’s annual conference. With the goal to inspire, educate, and tackle the day-to-day realities of hybrid work.… Read More
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11 Tips to Create a Photographer About Me Page (With Examples)
Learn more about why your About Me page is so important if you’re a photographer and discover 11 tips to creating the perfect one.
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Negative marginal cost
Marginal cost is how much extra you’ll need to spend to serve one more customer.
The marginal cost of a hot dog is pretty low–if you don’t have to account for rent and labor and insurance and the rest, one more hot dog might only cost 15 cents to serve.
On the other hand, the marginal cost of a custom pair of shoes is pretty high, because the labor and materials are expensive.
The internet is transformative because so many things have a zero marginal cost. It doesn’t cost anything for WordPress to add one more user. And it doesn’t cost me anything to have one more person read this blog.
But…
When we factor in the magic of the network effect (things that work better when more people are using them) it turns out that the marginal cost isn’t zero. It’s actually negative. That means that it’s expensive for an online service to have fewer users.
Moving from expensive to cheap to free to “it’s a bonus to add one more person” changes our economy and our culture forever.
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Is the fashion industry true to its sustainability promises?
The fashion and retail industries have been put through somewhat of an awakening in the last few weeks. It began with the release of the latest IPCC report which declared the climate emergency a ‘code red situation for humanity’. This was followed by an appearance from Greta Thunberg in Vogue Scandinavia calling out the fashion industry directly for…
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