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Giving Up Salary for Equity After VC Funding
I got a great question the other day which highlights the tension that can emerge in an early stage company between VCs and entrepreneurs.
What does it mean to grow a healthy business?
Ask yourself these questions to reveal new possibilities for intention and action and see where you can let go of outmoded policies, procedures, and attitudes. By regularly reviewing what you have and what you want, you generate a healthy structural tension -- a tension that can impel you to grow your business in a holistic, grounded, and integrated way.
Making peace between Web Designers and SEO Practitioners
There has always been a serious tension between web design/layout considerations and search engine optimization requirements. Consequently, designers and SE optimizers are often at odds. One wants functionality, rich user experience and attractive look and feel. The other wants as little HTML code, Javascript, and so on as possible to crowd the optimized text or hinder the page's search engine friendliness. Two things in combination can considerably ease this tension: XHTML and CSS. In fact, this combination does not merely achieve some sort of compromise in this epic battle, but actually can give both sides even more power and flexibility in accomplishing their respective vital tasks, while at the same time relieving the tension between the two.
Saying Yes Always Means Saying No
In this short look at family work tension, David Oliver helps us look at the implication of saying yes too often and provides practical kesy to saying 'No'
The Gift Of Receiving
Every family has one. That one person who shoulders all the family burdens, keeps the family secrets and cleans up the family messes. The one who is everyone’s sounding board and shoulder to cry on. The one who remembers all the holidays, birthdays and anniversaries. The one around whom the family always gathers. In my family, it’s my grandma. She has been the rock in my family for as long as anyone can remember.
The Invisible Close Sales Nugget: Pressure vs. Tension: Are You Selling Them or Are They Selling Themselves
Stoke the Tension, Don't Put It Out Some of you may be uncomfortable with the idea of creating tension because you're confusing it with pressure. Understanding the distinction between the two is critical. I want to explore this so that you can apply tension without qualms and to great effect. Let's start again with this definition: pressure is applied externally; tension happens

Don’t Patronize Me: How to Handle Condescending Remarks From a Coworker and How Not to Set Yourself Up
Condescension creates conflict and tension. Here's how to handle it - and make sure you're not the culprit.
Who Are You and What Do You Do?
The internal, self-imposed, tension and pressure can be overwhelming for many women. For men, not so much – they have had much more exposure and experience to the whole networking situation. What causes this level of anxiety?
Love, Health and Harmony
Few things in life are more important than your family. Yet few challenges in life seem as great as keeping your family together. However, you can experience close, healthy relationships with your family!
How Your Brain Can Make You Nuts at Work
Sometimes there is a frustrating moment when you are not sure what you see, hear, and feel is making sense to anyone but you. It is crazy making to check what is going on in a meeting and you are the only one sensing the tension and disconnect. Maybe, just maybe, it is not what is happening in the room at that exact time. Perhaps, it is a memory trace of a past event in your lif,e and there you are, in a sense, reliving it. The scientific term for this is called an engram. Here is an example: You are a toddler and the family is going to the beach for the first time. Everyone is excited about flying from land-locked Oklahoma to Florida.

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