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  1. Headline 1: Writing a one-page business plan you will actually use

    Business www.sba.gov Lucas Ferreira

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    Written for HubCage: the essentials, without the noise. A business plan does not need to be fifty pages to be useful. For a small venture the most valuable version fits on one page: who the customer is, what problem…

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  2. Headline 2: How to make a complaint that gets taken seriously

    Law & Government www.citizensadvice.org.uk Daniel Okafor

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    This piece for HubCage collects the advice that holds up in practice. A good complaint is short, factual and specific about the remedy. State what you bought or agreed, what went wrong and when, what you have already…

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  3. Headline 3: How to spend one day in a new city without a plan

    Travel www.lonelyplanet.com Maya Thornton

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    A practical guide for HubCage readers, written from everyday experience. The best single-day visits follow a loose shape rather than a schedule. Start at a market or a bakery where locals queue, walk towards the oldest…

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  4. Headline 4: Finding great films outside the streaming front page

    Entertainment letterboxd.com Priya Nair

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    For anyone browsing HubCage, here is a clear starting point on the subject. Streaming home pages show what is being promoted, not what is good. Better sources are the lists that film lovers keep themselves: a…

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  5. Headline 5: How to ask for help and actually get it

    Other www.ted.com Priya Nair

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    For anyone browsing HubCage, here is a clear starting point on the subject. Vague requests get vague answers. "Can you help me with the report?" invites a sigh; "Could you check the two figures on page three before…

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  6. Headline 6: Reading more books by reading at the right time

    Books & Literature www.goodreads.com Daniel Okafor

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    This piece for HubCage collects the advice that holds up in practice. People who read forty books a year are rarely faster readers; they simply read at times others fill with their phone. Twenty minutes on the commute…

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