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1. Small Steps You Can Take to Achieve Marketing Gold
  
  Explore forbes.com 2 hours, 17 min ago Stand Out Marketing
  
  Thought we’d share this fascinating article from the Ryan Robinson. It’s titled 4 Affordable Ways Small Marketing Teams Can Create World-Class Content.
  
  It offers some stimulating ideas. Here’s one that we thought was genuinely noteworthy:
  
  With the right kinds of marketing tools, you don’t have to be a design expert or shell out for hiring a graphic designer every time you publish new content. You can make professional-grade content yourself without breaking the bank.
  
  To find out more about these ideas, look into the rest of this insightful piece.
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2. Crafting a Resume That'll Help You Land The Job of Your Dreams
  
  Explore inc.com 9 hours, 19 min ago Your Career Magazine
  
  Here's a compelling article from the Inc. It's called How to Create a Winning Resume
  
  It makes some interesting points. Here’s one that’s particularly fascinating:
  
  Rather than saying you managed a small team, talk about what benefits you brought by being a manager. How did business operations improve? Was there an increase in revenue and ROI?
  
  When my company undergoes the hiring process, we look for measurable data to back up applicants' claims. Data is more effective than generalized statements because it adds truth to what you're saying. Take advantage of any information you have ...
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3. Save Money and Help Worthy Social Causes By Setting Up an Account In this Financial Firm
  
  Explore Upworthy 20 hours, 43 min ago Soulful Business Magazine
  
  Here's a compelling article from Rachel Reilich. It's called Save Money and Do Good with this Financial Firm’s Socially Conscious Rewards Program.
  
  In it, she shares some interesting facts about the up and coming financial firm, Aspiration. Here’s one that’s particularly thought-provoking:
  
  Aspiration is a financial institution with a conscience — one built to help serve everyone. That shouldn't be revolutionary, but it is. Perhaps it's worth taking that analogy one step further: Aspiration isn't changing the face of finance. It's giving it a face by restoring a long-absent social conscious to ...
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4. Jacinda Ardern Could Have Been Australasia's PM
  
  Explore theguardian.com 23 hours, 24 min ago Healm Magazine
  
  Found this interesting piece from The Guardian and it really challenged our curiosity. It’s called Jacinda Ardern Prime Minister of Australasia? If Only It Was That Simple.
  
  It shares some intriguing points. Here’s one of them:
  
  As Ardern’s oration displayed her mastery of her brief, more than one of the 2,000 people in the main hall was left wondering how Australia might fare under the prime ministership of Jacinda Ardern.
  
  While this may be dismissed as a fantasy in 2019, it was not always thus. In fact, when Melbourne Town Hall first opened in 1870 the ...
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5. Value Generation Through Data Intelligence
  
  Explore forbes.com 23 hours, 51 min ago Matt Buchel
  
  Discovered this interesting piece from Matthew Murdock and it really intrigued our curiosity. It’s called A Simple Three-Step Process For Generating Value Through Business Intelligence.
  
  It shares some really fascinating insights. Here’s one of them:
  
  Take the time to thoughtfully set up and understand your business intelligence tools and processes, and you may quickly realize tangible results for your business through analytics. Always maintain a malleable paradigm, as you may learn something tangential to your intuition that could be a game-changer for your company. This is the value of data and the reason for its continued expansion in ...
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6. Banking Terms That Everyone Must Be Familiar With
  
  Explore aprfinder.com Nov 21 2019 Money Matters
  
  Here's a compelling article from the APR Finder. It's called 8 Top Banking Terms & Buzzwords to Know.
  
  It shares some interesting perspectives. Here’s one that’s particularly thought-provoking:
  
  Lastly, a standing order is a fixed amount of money that transfers from one account to another. For example, you give your parents a fixed amount of money every month.
  
  You can ask your bank to make a standing order for your account, whereby the amount is automatically transferred to their account once you receive your salary. Similarly, you can also use this to automatically transfer funds to your ...
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7. What's the Nance Donkin Award?
  
  Explore Society of Women Writers Victoria Inc Nov 21 2019 Get Published Magazine
  
  Thought we’d share this fascinating article from the Society of Women's Writers in Victoria Inc. It’s called The Nance Donkin Literary Award
  
  It tells us about the prestigious award. Here's a short excerpt:
  
  SWWV offers the Nance Donkin Award biennially to perpetuate the memory of a benefactor to our branch, who was a dynamic and longtime member. Nance had expressed her wish that we validate authors of books for children.
  
  To learn more about the award or to find out the who previous winners are, give the rest of this article a quick read.
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8. Sustainable Fashion 101
  
  Explore smh.com.au Nov 21 2019 Jennifer Porter
  
  Found this interesting piece from the Sydney Morning Herald and it really made us think. It’s called Dressing in the Era of Climate Change Requires a Rethink.
  
  It shares some intriguing points. Here’s one of them:
  
  The simplest answer to a shopper's dilemma might be a paraphrase of the advice that food writer Michael Pollan offered to those of us perplexed by our mealtime choices: Buy clothes. Not too many. Mostly plant-based.
  
  It is possible to buy something as simple as a white shirt, that wardrobe staple, whose production has a minimal impact on the environment and ...
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9. Traditional Companies are Designed To Stifle Innovation
  
  Explore digitalistmag.com Nov 15 2019 Intrapreneur Magazine
  
  Came across this fascinating 2015 piece from the author Paul Kurchina. It's published in Digitalist Magazine and titled Intrapreneurship: From Out-of-the-Box Thinking To Strategic Opportunity.
  
  It's just as applicable today as it was the day it was written. He makes some fascinating points in it. This one was particularly thought-provoking:
  
  This kind of fluid, nonchalant attitude towards organic innovation can be dangerous in this increasingly ever-evolving market. They become too comfortable and lose touch what’s happening within the company, in the marketplace, or among their customers. It’s why so many of the Fortune 500 have fallen ...
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10. Balancing School and Business
  
  Explore InfiniGEEK Nov 15 2019 Youth In Business
  
  Infinigeek really gave us something to think about in this interesting article. It's called How Student Entrepreneurs Can Balance School and Business.
  
  It makes some great points in managing what most entrepreneurs often have to face - balancing school and business. Here’s one that’s particularly thought-provoking:
  
  Family and friends can support you in any venture. When it comes to launching a business while studying in college, it’s not only friends who can give you the support you need.
  
  Even if finances aren’t your major, there’re professors who have deep knowledge in this field. Most of ...
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11. Queensland’s most viewed house going to auction
  
  Explore realestate.com.au Nov 15 2019 Property Portfolio
  
  QUEENSLAND’S most viewed property going to auction this weekend is in the multicultural hub of Sunnybank in Brisbane’s outer ring.
  
  The five-bedroom house at 58 Dunedin St, Sunnybank has had more than 3000 online views in less than three weeks according to realestate.com.au data.
  
  David Healy of Healy Homes built the two-storey house in 2006 for Michael and Catherine Purcell, who purchased the 1023sq m block in an exclusive location in 2001.
  
  “It’s been our home, not just a house,” Mr Purcell said.
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12. Lifestyle suburbs leading the Manningham charge
  
  Explore realestate.com.au Nov 15 2019 Property Portfolio
  
  Donvale and Templestowe are leading the charge as Manningham’s star performers.
  
  The municipality was one of just two across Melbourne to have two suburbs with rising sales volumes in Hotspotting’s latest Price Predictor Index.
  
  The index uses changes in the number of sales, rather than price movement, to predict future price adjustments: so a rise in sales is taken as a sign prices would be following.
  
  Manningham market given vote of confidence with pre-auction offers
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13. Life Stages of Your Doggos and What You Can Expect From Them
  
  Explore Psychology Today Nov 15 2019 Love Your Pets
  
  Thought we’d share this fascinating article from animal psychologist Zazie Todd. It’s titled The Life Stages of Dogs: From Puppies to Seniors.
  
  It offers some stimulating ideas. Here’s one that we thought was genuinely noteworthy:
  
  Young dogs go through a period in which they are still maturing, both physically and socially. This typically lasts until 3-4 years of age.
  
  This is a time when people sometimes struggle with their dog’s behavior. You can build on what you and your dog learned from puppy class by signing up for adult dog obedience classes. As well, if your ...
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14. Sweden dumps Australian bonds over “large climate footprint”
  
  Explore reneweconomy.com.au Nov 15 2019 Plastic Free Planet Magazine , Todays Electrician
  
  Sweden's Riksbank sells holdings in bonds issued by emissions-heavy states of Queensland and W.A., in latest sign “carbon borders” are being put in place.
  
  The post Sweden dumps Australian bonds over “large climate footprint” appeared first on RenewEconomy.
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15. Incredible moment Tesla detects ducks in the middle of a highway and autopilot kicks in just in time to save them
  
  Explore Home | Daily Mail Online Nov 15 2019 Plastic Free Planet Magazine , Todays Electrician
  
  The incredible moment a Tesla car on autopilot swerves to avoid ducks crossing in the middle of a rural highway has been captured on dashcam.
  
  In the footage of the car travelling along the rural road in Victoria, the ducks can barely be seen until the car is almost on top of them.
  
  Remarkably, the Tesla Model 3, travelling at 100km/h, reacts in a split second and turns on before swerving to avoid the animals and then switching back off.
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