Stephan Aarstol, Fast Company

Stephan Aarstol

Fast Company

San Diego, CA, United States

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Recent:
  • Unknown
Past:
  • Fast Company
  • Business Insider
  • HuffPost
  • IndustryWeek
  • Entrepreneur
  • Mashable
  • Inc.com
  • SteamFeed

Past articles by Stephan:

Our company started 5-hour workdays in 2015. Here’s why we’re still doing it

The founder of Tower says he has no doubt that the 25-hour workweek will require further fine-tuning, but the story is, on the whole, one of success. → Read More

I successfully implemented a 5-hour workday at my company — here are my 3 best tips for getting more done in less time

After we switched to a five-hour workday, employee productivity went up. → Read More

Stephan Aarstol

Stephan Aarstol Shark Tank winner, CEO of Tower Paddle Boards and author of The Five-Hour Workday Stephan Aarstol is the CEO and founder of San Diego based Tower Paddle Boards, an online, manufacturer-direct brand in the stand up paddle boarding industry. With a three-year growth rate of 1,853 percent, Tower was named the Fastest Growing Company in San Diego by the San Diego Business Journal,… → Read More

What Happened When I Moved My Company To A 5-Hour Workday

The results have been astounding. → Read More

What Happened When I Moved My Company To A 5-Hour Workday

A little over a year ago, Tower Paddle Boards started letting employees leave by lunchtime and offering 5 profit-sharing. → Read More

How to Make a 5-Hour Workday Work for Your Company

Many employers are wrestling with how to make manufacturing jobs more attractive. Would a 5-hour workday help? Is it even possible? → Read More

How to Make a 5-Hour Workday Work for You

The idea that workers are expected to endure 70 percent of their week so they can enjoy the other 30 percent? That's collective insanity. → Read More

How to adopt a 5-hour workday and make time for extraordinary living

The argument for a shorter -- but equally efficient -- workday. → Read More

How Travel Makes the Difference Between a Good and Great Business

Traveling removes you from the daily grind and enables strategic thinking. → Read More

6 Tricks to Make the 5-Hour Workday Work for You

The five-hour workday isn't just a myth you've heard about around the watercooler. It's real, and it can work for your team. → Read More

It's Almost 2015 -- Bump Up Your Digital Marketing Strategy

Your 2015 marketing plan should emphasize digital media and staying ahead of the curve. → Read More

Why Big Budgets Aren't as Sexy as They Sound

The bigger the budget you have, the lazier you get. → Read More

If You Want to Build an Amazing Business, You Need to Steal From the Best

If you have an idea on how to incrementally improve upon an existing business model or product, get started now! It's not about how much starting capital you have to work with; it's about where you focus your time and effort. → Read More

What You Need to Consider Before Offering a Smorgasbord of Employee Benefits

Stick to your values, and make sure the benefits you offer make sense for your employees, your culture, and the company as a whole. → Read More

Market Like It's 2001: 4 Tactics That Have Stood the Test of Time

Despite your level of expertise in the online marketing arena, educating yourself on new trends and timeless tactics will build a foundation for online marketing success. → Read More

Growth Hacking 102: How to Create Shareable Moments

Shareable moments are nothing new, but the advent of the web has made them more powerful than ever. → Read More

Growth Hacking 101: Leveraging Other People's Networks

Growth hacking can help you connect with more customers, but it's up to you to meet their needs. → Read More

If You Don't Do These 3 Things for Your Website, You're Losing Customers

Make it easy for customers to find your website and hand over their money, and you'll start seeing results. → Read More

5 Business Lessons I Learned From My Billionaire Investor, Mark Cuban

The most important thing I've picked up from Cuban is his attitude toward survival. Unless you have the fortitude to put your head down, work through it, and learn, you and your business will not survive. → Read More

3 Ways You Can Blow an Investor Pitch

A successful pitch is all about being prepared. It's not as superficial as being able to outpitch someone; it's about having the groundwork laid out and seizing opportunities. → Read More