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The 4th Industrial Revolution is in full swing & still many admit they have "no idea what AI is all about!" #AIontherise
This research unveils the real consumer and tech perceptions of AI. What we discovered was unexpected, with opinions of AI not being all doom and gloom but in fact concretely positive. To find out more about AI public perceptions read the report here. http://bit.ly/2zzIVHw

The #1 characteristic of a good mentor is being an active listener. You'll find #2 - 7 on Sage Advice for Mentor Mondays: http://bddy.me/2lWWhaI

Nearly 2/3 of business owners feel like they don't manage their time effectively. Get the latest #SageAdvice from Jennifer Warawa and join her sessions at Dreamforce for even more insights! #DF17 http://bddy.me/2lRDcXF

"To avoid dipping into your business’s accounts, pay yourself bi-weekly or monthly and use that money for your personal expenses." Sage's Nhlakanipho Zondi shares why it's important to separate your business and personal finances: http://bddy.me/2lFNTfs

Will you be at Dreamforce next week? Don't miss these tips to maximize your time there and make sure to stop by our booth (#1500) and say hello! http://bddy.me/2ly7uOP

Networking, small talk, approaching complete strangers and striking up conversations can definitely contribute to anxiety. On the Sage Advice blog, Kay Dexter helps change way you perceive networking. http://bddy.me/2lmpWd4

#SageAdvice: Nicole Hardin shares how advances in automation and artificial intelligence can be used to transform your business. Read her blog and join her at Dreamforce for even greater insights: http://bddy.me/2y9w0f0

Nearly 2/3 of business owners feel like they don't manage their time effectively. Get the latest #SageAdvice from Jennifer Warawa and join her sessions at Dreamforce for even more insights! http://bddy.me/2ljhMC9

The best (only?) way to guarantee you’re getting the most insightful, customized advice for you and your business is to talk to someone 1:1. Learn why for Mentor Mondays: http://bddy.me/2yI196m

Adrian told us: “We co-founded Boataffair a year ago, it’s a boutique boat matchmaking company that connects quality boats with the right person. As boat owners ourselves, we want to share our passion for boats, the sea and for designing beautiful experiences for others. Every day we talk to boat owners and help them make extra income out of their asset, by listing their boats on our boutique platform for rental.”
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Noe and Isa are owners of Made with Lof, creators of tissue paper, pompoms and garlands, with an online store.
They wanted to share their business advice with you: "Believe in your project and outsource all those tasks where you need support. Today small businesses like us want to do everything, but growth comes when professionals do their job and you are focused on doing what you are good at it. Our company took off when MononBlanc took care of product photography and web design.”
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We're sharing how entering a formal mentorship can help advance your career and business. Find out how on Sage Advice http://bddy.me/2i3dBJq

Joanne Dewberry tell us all about her journey into entrepreneurship so far, with her business Charlie Moo's
“I devised an organic business that grows and develops around my family enabling me to be a full time mum and contribute to my family finances. I create and design party supplies alongside freelance writing about small business and working from home.”
“My advice to others thinking of starting a business would be: Just do it! Be brave. Failure is just a stepping stone to... your end goal. In 2011 I emailed a really scrappy pitch to a publisher. They could have said no but thankfully the didn't and in 2012 “Crafting a Successful Small Business” was published. Also, make sure you network and develop a support group that know business, so you can go to them for advice, rants and generally connecting face to face.”
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Dan Corpe, director and co-founder of Corpe Consulting Ltd shares his business story.
"We love seeing every business we work with grow and we become part of the fabric of their business. It's knowing that we can have such a positive impact on our clients that makes us jump out of bed every day to keep our clients excited and engaged every day! We get businesses in front of the people they want to work with and nothing makes us prouder than opening doors to new opportunities ...that they'd never considered. Filling them with bags of confidence and collaborating to build a true Value Proposition, is really special journey to share with a client.”
"My business advice to other entrepreneurs would be to demonstrate how you benefit the people you want to work with NOT what you do, they really don't care. All they're thinking is "what can you do for me!" So make the process of buying from you easy, tell them exactly how working win you will benefit them and their business!”
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Joanne Dewberry tell us all about her journey into entrepreneurship so far, with her business Charlie Moo's
“I devised an organic business that grows and develops around my family enabling me to be a full time mum and contribute to my family finances. I create and design party supplies alongside freelance writing about small business and working from home.”
“My advice to others thinking of starting a business would be: Just do it! Be brave. Failure is just a stepping stone to... your end goal. In 2011 I emailed a really scrappy pitch to a publisher. They could have said no but thankfully the didn't and in 2012 “Crafting a Successful Small Business” was published. Also, make sure you network and develop a support group that know business, so you can go to them for advice, rants and generally connecting face to face.”
Be a part of #SageStories and share your business advice! - http://bddy.me/2xPP2pI
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"We started three years ago. Everyone we spoke to said don't go into business but we did anyway."
Cara and Dave from BanPoitin
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Rebecca Berneck shares her top 4 parallels between motorcycle racing and running a business. What hobbies have shaped how you work in an office?

Fernando Monge Photography is a professional photographer in love with the stories that his camera collects. "I've never considered myself a romantic person, but by telling wedding stories with my camera, I discovered the strength of those images. Passionate about my work, I devote all my efforts to writing those fragments of stories with my images; to evoke all kinds of emotions because I think that's what our lives are about. Our lives are made of emotions, of memories, of experiences and to record that magic, is the true meaning of what I do." Share your #SageStories with us ➡ http://bddy.me/2xlg1JJ