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1. How Technology in Pet Care is Moving Forward
  
  Explore forbes.com 21 hours, 57 min ago Love Your Pets
  
  This is a fascinating article that we thought we would share. It's called How Technology Is Changing The Pet Care Industry.
  
  It has some interesting insights on the use of technology in the pet care industry. Here's a short excerpt:
  
  Pet owners want the best for their loved companions. And pet industry businesses want to make sure they are capitalizing on the latest market trends.
  
  Take a look at the rest of the article for some specific examples and for more context...
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2. Make Sure You Avoid These Mistakes Before You Try to Change Things Up in Your Compnay
  
  Explore forbes.com 22 hours, 15 min ago Intrapreneur Magazine
  
  Here's an interesting article from Forbes' Tendayi Viki. Its called Five Mistakes Intrapreneurs Make When Trying to Change Their Companies.
  
  It shares some eye-opening perspectives. This one's particularly thought-provoking:
  
  Most intrapreneurs have no credibility for driving any successful innovation inside their companies. So I recommend that they start small by working with early adopters on innovation projects. Only when they have some early wins and credibility within their company will they be able to influence leaders.
  
  For more insights like these, take a look at the rest of the article...
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3. The Duchess of Sussex is Flexing All Her Game-Changing Female Friends in Vogues September Issue
  
  Explore CNN International Aug 22 2019 Healm Magazine
  
  Thought we would share this interesting piece from CNN. It's called Meghan is Guest Editing British Vogue - And She's Bringing a Supergroup of Leading Women With Her.
  
  It's a fascinating look into the whole process. Here's one of the intriguing excerpts:
  
  From the very beginning, we talked about the cover - whether she would be on it or not. In the end, she felt that it would be in some ways a 'boastful' thing to do for this particular project. She wanted, instead, to focus on the women she admires
  
  To learn more about the project, give ...
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4. How Focusing Solely on What They Do Best Saved Booktopia from Being Gobbled Up by Amazon in Australia
  
  Explore Truck News and Truck Reviews Aug 22 2019 Matt Buchel
  
  Found this article from Fully Loaded. It's called Booktopia: Done by the Book.
  
  It has some interesting insights. In it, Tony Nash, CEO of Booktopia says in this interesting quote:
  
  I think the most important is that my ego. The idea of being successful and running a large company as a youngster and who that made me and how I think about today, which is neutral, a zero emotion, has probably been the biggest difference.
  
  It has other fascinating words of wisdom from the CEO so do give the rest of the article a read.
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5. Simple Nudges That'll Help You Save More
  
  Explore cnbc.com Aug 22 2019 The Super Investor
  
  Saving can be difficult. This article from CNBC, however, aims to help. It's called Trick Yourself Into Better Money Management. No Budget, No Spreadsheets Required.
  
  It shares some interesting ways to trick yourself into spending less. Little nudges like these are just fascinating:
  
  Simply writing out your expenses in a monthly calendar as you go is a very eye-opening exercise, even if you aren’t formally following any rules or budgets.
  
  Take a look at the rest of this article to learn more of these simple nudges to help you save more so you can invest more...
  
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6. How to Ace Your Psychometric Tests
  
  Explore kaizenrecruitment.com.au Aug 22 2019 Your Career Magazine
  
  Found this interesting article on the blog page of Kaizen Recruitment. It's called The Psychometric Test - What is It? Why Do Employers Use It? How to Prepare for It?
  
  It shares some fascinating insights. Here's one of them:
  
  Simply put a psychometric test or assessment is a standard and scientific method used to measure an individual's mental capabilities, behavioural style and ability to perform the job. From my experience the test typically assesses abstract, numerical, verbal ability and personality profiling (cultural fit). Importantly, the candidates’ overall ‘fit’ should be considered not just in regard to the role ...
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7. What You Should Know Before You Even Start Your Import/Export Business
  
  Explore finder.com.au Aug 22 2019 Importing For Profit
  We found this article from Finder and thought that we would share it. It's called 7 Tips for Australian Import/Export Businesses.
  
  It has a great list of things to learn before you even start your import/export business. Here they all are:
  
  Licensing and legal requirements
  
  Learn the logistics
  
  Making overseas payments
  
  Calculate costs
  
  Lock in exchange rates
  
  Open multi-currency accounts
  
  Get expert help and advice
  
  Take a look at the rest of the article to learn about each of them in-depth...
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8. Women Aren't Adopting Digital Banks
  
  Explore The Young Money Blog Aug 22 2019 Wise Girls Money
  
  Thought we would share this interesting piece from Your Money Blog. It's called Why Do Challenger Banks Have a Female Problem?
  
  It's by financial journalist and blogger Iona Bain. In it, she shares some fascinating insights like this one:
  
  The gender gap in challenger bank awareness has complex and varied causes. One major factor to consider is that men are more likely to be “early adopters” than women, latching onto new technology quicker. Women are doubly disadvantaged when it comes to fintech because they have also been left behind in the world of tech, both as consumers and ...
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9. Building Your Property Investing A-Team
  
  Explore Money Magazine Aug 22 2019 Property Portfolio
  We found this awesome article on Money Magazine Australia. It's called Four Rules for Building Your Property Dream Team.
  
  In it, Paul Glossop shares some fascinating tips. Here's all four of them:
  
  Look for experience
  
  Seek out communicators
  
  Avoid sharks
  
  Look for motivators
  
  Give the rest of the article a read if you want to get a more in-depth explanation of each...
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10. How To Not Go Crazy While Building Your Business at Home
  
  Explore Working Mom Blog Aug 22 2019 Freedom Family Magazine
  
  It can be tough when you're working at home with the kids running loose. But, it doesn't have to be. Here's an interesting piece from Outside the Box Mom that'll help keep your sanity while building your business from the comfort of your own home. It's called 5 Sanity Saving Tips Every Mompreneur Needs.
  
  Here's a fascinating excerpt:
  
  “You have to make family a part of your business,” says Lauren Thom, who founded the New Orleans-based clothing brand Fleurty Girl. “I’ve always considered my kids to be my board of directors, whether we ...
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11. How to Take Better Aim with Your Targeted Copy
  
  Explore Social Media News Aug 21 2019 Stand Out Marketing
  
  Creating an effective targetted content campaign can be difficult to craft. Luckily, we found this article from Social Media Today. It's called How to Write Digital Marketing Copy Which Attracts the Right Customers.
  
  It's a fascinating piece that we thought we would share here. Here's an insightful excerpt:
  
  Ask yourself - are there really Believers who will buy what I’m selling? Sometimes, it doesn’t matter how brilliantly written your copy is - if your product isn’t built for Believers, they won’t buy.
  
  The rest of the article has a lot to say so check it ...
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12. How Castor Oil Help in Hormone Balance
  
  Explore Hormones Balance Aug 21 2019 Happy Hormones
  
  Stumbled upon this interesting article from Hormones & Balance. It's called Castor Oil Packs for Hormonal Balance.
  
  In it, Magdalena Wszelaki shares some fascinating perspectives. Here's a thought-provoking one:
  
  Castor oil has shown to improve levels of the ever important cleansing molecule glutathione. Glutathione carries out toxins, byproducts of plastics, BPA (remember, don’t carry your food or oils in plastic, EVER!) and estrogens out of the body.
  
  Take a look at the rest of the article as it has other points...
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13. Going with Small Publishers
  
  Explore Dallas Observer Aug 21 2019 Get Published Magazine
  
  If you've been trying to publish your first-ever work of fiction without success, you're not alone. Even the most well-known authors of today went through the same trials.
  
  Here's an article that shares some interesting points on the subject. This one's particularly thought-provoking:
  
  Smaller houses like Deep Vellum have no problem working directly with writers. Writers without an agent can submit directly to smaller presses, and even partner with them to publish their work and gain representation.
  
  If you want to learn more about why smaller publishers like Deep Vellum might be the best way to ...
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14. This New Pre-Fab Home Design is Going to Help a Lot of People with Disabilities
  
  Explore SBS TV Aug 21 2019 Lisa Cox
  
  Here's an article that delivers some good news for people with disabilities. It's called New Portable Homes Billed as a Game-Changer for People with Disabilities.
  
  In it, SBS news reports on this new prefabricated home design. Here's a short description:
  
  It has wide doorways, a disability accessible bathroom, ceiling hoists in the bedroom, voice-activated appliances and height-adjustable benches and sinks.
  
  To learn more about this thoughtful design, give the rest of the article a read...
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15. Intrapreneurship in the Social Sector
  
  Explore Home - League of Intrapreneurs Global Aug 21 2019 Intrapreneur Magazine
  
  We found this powerful interview piece from The League of Intrapreneurs and thought that we would share it. It's called Creating New Pathways in Social Sector.
  
  Ryan Shepard of Care Atlanta Global Innovation Hub shares his interesting views here. This one really piqued our interest:
  
  One of the things I try to remind myself is that it’s not personal. When you bump up against people who maybe don’t like your idea or not able to see your vision, you have to be able to separate that from your self worth as well as separate from even their ...
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