What they don’t teach you at Harvard

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Out on my working walk last week a book in my neighbourhood’s Little Free Library caught my eye.

What They Don’t Teach You at Harvard Business School: Notes from a Street-Smart Executive.

pulled the book out and briefly thumbed through the pages of generic advice about sales (and rturning phone calls in a timely manner (Pit as published in 1984) afterall and surrounding yourself with people who can make you look good.

The book was returned to the library and I continued on my walk, thinking about everything I know about running a business that they definitely don’t teach you at business school…

Or in business books written by old guys that look like the villain CEO in a movie about a big box chain taking over an independent book store.

So today, I’m sharing my version, which I would definitely call:

What They Don't Teach You at Harvard Business School: Notes From a Sensitive, Solo, Creative Small Business Owner with Undiagnosed ADHD and/or Perimenopause.

What do you know about running a business that they’re definitely not teaching you at Harvard?

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The business myth of “best practice” you’ve encountered that made you want to scream into a pillow?

Hit reply and tell me – I’d love to commiserate.

Go slow and stay steady,

Amanda Laird ​
Growth Marketing Strategist
Founder, Slow & Steady Studio

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