KonstruktorInc的部落格

In the creative environment www.konstruktor.com an international competition began to identify the best start-ups. Winners will receive an investment in a project in the amount of $30,000, $10,000 and $5,000 for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places respectively. The winners will be chosen by the team of experts at creative environment Konstruktor, together with the competitions partner - venture fund Second Working District.

The competition is open to all projects, regardless of the stage of its development - it could be just an idea or a finished product. The projects can be created by beginners, and experienced teams, who can already be proud of their achievements.

By taking part in the KonstruktorStart competition, you can meet like-minded people and find help in the realization of your plans. To participate in the competition you can register at www.konstruktor.com, after, and then you need to create and develop your project to an appropriate level of opportunities for investment: form a team, carry out projects, engage in the promotion on our website, including using unique writing publications about your activity.

By participating in the competition, you can get an estimate of your business idea and attract investors, mentors and partners to implement your ideas. Several factors will be considered for selection of the winners: 

• novelty of the idea

Seeing your job as an honorable job, adds more meaning and peace to your life. Also, seeing the honor in what you do now, creates an ideal foundation upon which a career change can be built.
Of course, seeing the honor in our job is not always an easy task.
Societal Values Demean our Work & Worth
Our societal values make it difficult to honor so-called menial jobs. Our sick societal values esteem big bank accounts, fancy houses, new cars, extended paid vacations, prestigious jobs, beautiful, youthful looks, and perfectly cloned behaviors. These societal values wring the worth from the vast majority of hard-working folk. 
Create your own values by looking for the honor and worth in your work now. Any honest day's work is honorable and worthy. Finding the honor and goodness in everything you do builds dignity and honor within you. 

1. Instagram consulting

Despite Instagram’s growing popularity, not all brands know what they’re doing on the app. If you have a background in social media and marketing and a passion for photography and Instagram, starting a consulting business that focuses on the popular photo app can be a great way to make money while helping other businesses improve their content and thrive.  

2.Women’s health platform

1. Money

If you want to build a startup that can raise millions of dollar VC investment, then you are playing the wrong game. Guy Kawasaki said.

“The probability of an entrepreneur getting venture capital is the same as getting struck by lightning while standing at the bottom of a swimming pool on a sunny day. This may be too optimistic.”

Keep the focus on making useful product and money will follow. Build startup for creating valuable products and services so that people fall in love with your products.

2. Power (I am the Boss)

Cloud storage is a cloud computing model in which data is stored on remote servers accessed from the Internet, or “cloud.” It is maintained, operated and managed by a cloud storage service provider on a storage servers that are built on virtualization techniques. 
 
 Cloud storage is also known as utility storage — a term subject to differentiation based on actual implementation and service delivery.

The clutter continues to accumulate — it has all of your life. You can’t find your car keys or your cell phone; you get in the car to go somewhere and you find yourself going in the wrong direction; if you have a workspace, it’s a mess; nothing is ever “where it’s supposed to be.”

You “suffer” from what psychologists now call “chronic disorganization.” But, what these psychologists also now tell us it that chronically disorganized people have higher intelligence and greater creativity. So, take heart, and the next time someone criticizes you for you disorganization, give them some facts to chew on. And here are 12 of those facts that demonstrate the high level of intellectual functioning of the chronically disorganized.

1. They score high on verbal IQ tests, often in the gifted range.

IQ tests have two parts — verbal and performance. Verbal relates to areas of the brain that promote ideas, “global” thinking, curiosity, and “what if” questioning. The performance part of an IQ test assesses the ability to take factual information and manipulate it correctly — to apply it to situations, to see cause/effect correlations, and to comprehend step-by-step processes. Disorganized people tend to test well in the verbal range, because they can come up with unique solutions — they are not tied to the norms of current knowledge and traditional methods of doing things.

2. They have high creativity levels.

Feeling Stumped? These proven strategies can help you find the creative jolt you need!

1. Pick the Worst Idea. Risks aren’t all bad


2. Make small bets. Take hills first, not mountains


3. Question everything. Test to improve


4. Ask 3 people. New perspectives bring new approaches

Learning a new skill doesn’t depend so much on how much practice you do, but how you practice. The key is to subtly vary your training with changes that keep your brain learning. By changing up your routine, new research says, you can cut the time to acquire a new skill by half.

Acquiring new motor skills requires repetition, but iterative repetition is much more effective than just doing the same thing over and over. A new study from Johns Hopkins found that modifying practice sessions led participants to learn a new computer-based motor skill quicker than straight repetition. The results suggest that a process called reconsolidation is at work.

Reconsolidation is a process in which “existing memories are recalled and modified with new knowledge.” The new study, led by Johns Hopkins University professor Pablo Celnik, demonstrated that reconsolidation is also key to learning motor skills, a process about which little was previously known.

“What we found is if you practice a slightly modified version of a task you want to master,” said Celnik, “you actually learn more and faster than if you just keep practicing the exact same thing multiple times in a row.”

Eighty six volunteers were trained to manipulate a cursor on a computer screen by squeezing a small device. Three groups each trained for a 45-minute session. Then, six hours later, one group repeated the same exercise, while another group performed a modified version, with slightly different squeezing force required. Both these groups repeated the first task the next day, and a control group only did one session per day.

There are no quick answers to how to find your dream career. Finding your dream career is a process. How lengthy this process is depends on how sincere you are with yourself. It also depends on how much you are willing to sacrifice in pursuit of your dream career.

1. Know What You Want 
 The toughest part about finding your dream career isn’t about finding the dream career. It is about finding yourself. Do you know what you want? This is the first question you need to ask yourself. It is a seemingly easy question many answer by mentioning what they DON’T WANT instead of what they WANT. But that is not the answer that will ensure you find your dream job.

2. Know Your Values