Kevin Kruse

1 week ago | forbes.com | Kevin Kruse

Honoré de Balzac is undoubtedly one of the greatest French writers of all time. But that wasn’t always the case. You might even say he started out “bad” at writing. Only through an absurd degree of discipline over the course of ten years did he transform into one of the greats. From the age of 20 to 30, he chained himself to his desk, wore monks’ robes while writing, and refused to eat because he believed digestion would disturb his writing process.

2 weeks ago | forbes.es | Kevin Kruse |Adam Fineberg

Es posible multiplicar por diez tu negocio y aun así ir a la quiebra, y la mayoría de los empresarios no lo ven venir hasta que es demasiado tarde. El crecimiento rápido se siente como un éxito, pero sin una base financiera sólida, puede destruir todo lo que has construido. Escalar solo funciona cuando tu flujo de caja, tus sistemas financieros y tu estrategia fiscal crecen junto con tus ingresos. Aquí te mostramos cómo hacer crecer tu negocio de manera efectiva, sin quedarte sin efectivo.

2 weeks ago | forbesargentina.com | Kevin Kruse

Cuando pensás en la palabra "disciplina", probablemente te vengan a la cabeza imágenes de fuerza de voluntad, de esforzarte por hacer cosas difíciles, de sacrificar tu vida y el tiempo en familia por entrenamientos largos y dolorosos, de matarte de hambre con una dieta extrema, de levantarte a horas imposibles o de vivir como un monje. Cuesta imaginar a Charlie Munger y Warren Buffett metidos en un baño de hielo, entrenando dos veces por día o corriendo una ultramaratón.

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Kevin Kruse

When you think of the word “discipline,” your mind thinks of willpower, white knuckling through life doing hard things, sacrificing your life and family time for long, painful workouts, starving yourself on an extreme diet, getting up at ungodly hours, Living with a Seal, or living like a monk. It’s hard to imagine Charlie Munger and Warren Buffett in an ice bath, exercising twice a day, or doing an ultramarathon.

3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Kevin Kruse

When Kim Scott’s book Radical Candor came out in 2017, it took off fast. It hit the New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestseller lists and now stands at over 1 million copies sold. The book struck a chord because it showed managers how to do something they struggled with daily: Giving clear, constructive feedback without coming across as mean or uncaring. But, when Scott gave a radical candor workshop at her friend Michelle’s company, Michelle pulled her aside.