Data Minute with Nathan Eckel

By: Nathan Eckel
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  • Your success in business is as good as your data. The good news is that you don't have to be a scientist to understand your own data. Data Minute with Nathan Eckel gives you the encouragement, tips and tools to keep you on the inside track to exploiting the power hidden in your company's data.
    2021 PBD
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  • The Power of a Growth Mindset

    The Power of a Growth Mindset
    Mar 4 2021

    Dr. Carol Dweck's bestselling book "Mindset" is a favorite of mine and has much to teach fast growing business leaders.

    Nathan explains the premise of the book and how learning just one or two simple data tips can help you thrive - if you're willing to grow!
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    3 mins
  • Scared of Your Data? So Was I.

    Scared of Your Data? So Was I.
    Jan 8 2021

    Nathan shares a vulnerable story about the phobia he developed in high school about looking at data - specifically, grades. Don't let this happen to you - data is simply feedback that you can use to get better and increase your profits and productivity!
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    3 mins
  • Data As Microscope for Your Business

    Data As Microscope for Your Business
    Jan 8 2021

    Good news: You don't need to be a scientist in order to get big value from your data!

    It's true that some of the tools have a greater learning curve however there are everyday, free, tools that will show you valuable insights - as long as you take a minute to look at your data.
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    2 mins

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