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Welcome @get_campfire to #Utah's growing #edtech scene & give 'em a virtual round of applause for closing a $2.5MM Seed Round of #funding.
See newsroom.siliconslopes.com/n… for details.
#seedfunding
#business
#VC
#venturecapital
Campfire retweeted
We've teamed up with @get_campfire to give away a free discussion guide for 'The Curious Advantage,' a fabulous book by Simon Brown, Garrick Jones, and Paul Ashcroft.
Follow link for your discussion guide>> grasp.hr/promo/
#GraspBookClub
Campfire retweeted
Join us 9/17 as we speak with corporate leaders on how the pandemic has altered their workplace and discuss ways they are maintaining and building company culture. RSVP: ga.co/3bSv1R1 via @joinbetterhr, @get_campfire, @amperstudiosmia
Campfire retweeted
Coming up with a “10 Slack Commandments” for @get_campfire.
What are a few of your “must have” Slack norms?
"A really good book costs 10 or 20 dollars and can change your life . . . it's not something I believe in saving money on . . . that's an investment." -- @naval
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Campfire retweeted
I recently discussed #HowToBeAnAntiracist with @BreneBrown who has spent her career revealing the power of vulnerability and empathy, which we need in this moment to be antiracist and build an antiracist society. This is a conversation I won't forget. brenebrown.com/podcast/brene…
We started a discussion on our team around the book, "How to Be an Antiracist," by Ibram X. Kendi. The book has challenged us in unexpected ways.
Go here for a 26-page guide with quotes, questions, and tips: getcampfire.com/how-to-be-an…
"People keep reading self-help and revisiting ideas because that’s precisely what we need: to be reminded.
The problem is not that information is unhelpful, but that attention is fleeting.
Nobody focuses on one idea every minute. Good books refocus the mind."
– @JamesClear
It really is amazing that a piece of a tree covered in squiggles can change a life.
Carl Sagan on the power of books:
How have you built a habit of reading?
Warren Buffet spends 80% of his working hours reading. Unfortunately, not everyone has that luxury.
@JamesClear, as usual, gives some practical tips on building a system for reading that produces real results.
jamesclear.com/read-more
"Books are the closest you will ever come to finding cheat codes for real life. You can access the entire learnings of someone else’s career in a few hours."
@tobi on @farnamstreet
fs.blog/knowledge-project/to…
Campfire retweeted
People who are great at this are collectively the 8th wonder of the world. So hard to do IMO.
Love this.
Similar to another favorite:
“Read what you love, until you love to read.” @naval
