Hamilton Lindley

In this video, Hamilton Lindley teaches you how to win that business case by using cost-benefit analysis.

Hamilton Lindley teaches cost benefit analysis in this video.

In this presentation, Hamilton Lindley explains how to conduct a detailed cost-benefit analysis.

It’s essential to analyze how it will impact the company’s bottom line when a company is making a new hire, starting a new project, adopting a new software system, or pivoting to a new market.
How do you know whether a project is worth the money and effort? How do you persuade others that your plan has a business case? Performing a cost-benefit analysis is the way entrepreneurs and businesses determine whether a new project is worth the investment.
What is a cost-benefit analysis?
A cost-bene...

It’s essential to analyze how it will impact the company’s bottom line when a company is making a new hire, starting a new project, adopting a new software system, or pivoting to a new market.
How do you know whether a project is worth the money and effort? How do you persuade others that your plan has a business case? Performing a cost-benefit analysis is the way entrepreneurs and businesses determine whether a new project is worth the investment.
What is a cost-benefit analysis?
A cost-bene...

Hamilton Lindley writes about being scrappy.

Hamilton Lindley writes about a scrappy mindset

We want the underdog to win because we want to see something unexpected. And it’s impossible to beat that feeling of winning a fight when all the odds are against us. It’s why stories like David and Goliath resonate. A victory feels much better when the odds are stacked against you.
Scrappy people have a determined fire in their belly that compels them to get results resourcefully. Just like the Bad News Bears, we have a strong-minded nature that allows us to see obstacles with confidence and...

We want the underdog to win because we want to see something unexpected. And it’s impossible to beat that feeling of winning a fight when all the odds are against us. It’s why stories like David and Goliath resonate. A victory feels much better when the odds are stacked against you.
Scrappy people have a determined fire in their belly that compels them to get results resourcefully. Just like the Bad News Bears, we have a strong-minded nature that allows us to see obstacles with confidence and...

Failure rates of between 27 and 46 percent exist for leadership transitions. Organizational politics are the main challenge. Nearly 70% of l...

Once Abraham Lincoln was giving a speech when he was interrupted. “You’re two-faced!” a heckler yelled from the crowd. Lincoln responded, “i...

Hamilton Lindley writes about how once I was at a fancy party at a Dallas mansion with a lot of important people. I went up to the host to thank him for his hospitality. I sm...

How to Stop Worrying at Work I worried all the time. The only thing that I didn't worry about was worrying too much. Ironically, worrying to...

Process is better than data, according to this article written by Hamilton Lindley.