W46 - Forget spreadsheets! Businesses keep botching human psychology—the gap's so wide you could park a train in it! Think: billion-dollar companies, all math, no matter. Explore how understanding perception trumps cost-cutting. Spoiler: it's a masterpiece of cognitive misfires!
W26 - Forget lithium dreams and nuclear schemes. The next energy revolution is yanking us back to basics, courtesy of gravity. Picture Godzilla-sized concrete blocks dancing a glacial ballet, transforming abandoned mines into clean energy cocoons. We're literally dropping the mic on climate change.
W21 - Hungry for startup success? Dive into our culinary-themed guide to TAM, SAM, and SOM. From global pantries to local menus, we'll spice up your market analysis. Warning: May cause cravings for both data and gourmet ice cream. Bon appétit, entrepreneurs!
W13 - Explore how Lego's brush with bankruptcy ignited a creative revolution, turning constraints into innovation and redefining success through strategic licensing—a tale that challenges the very notion of limitation. Creativity from constraints!
An in-depth look at the challenges faced by the entertainment industry in the era of streaming, and the potential solutions that could revitalize its financial landscape
In Pursuit of Perfection 🔮 Toyota, the automotive titan renowned for its fervent commitment to quality and the relentless pursuit of improvement, owes an enormous part of its success to a profoundly powerful yet deceptively straightforward protocol: the “5 Whys.” Journey along as we inquire into the richly textured historical tapestry...
Splash in the AI Pool 🔮 Amazon is known for defying the status quo, evidenced by its recent alliance with leading AI research firm, Anthropic. This echo-inducing leap into artificial intelligence could have significant implications for the financial sector, most notably for FTX creditors, who are lenders within the Financial Technology...
Is Apple Losing Their Grip? 🔮 Apple, a longtime tech giant, has had an impact on the stock market. This changed in 2022, however, when revenue, profits, and free cash flow all declined, leaving investors concerned about the company's future. With a recession looming, investors wonder if Apple can...
The smoothest con man that ever lived. That’s what they say about Victor Lustig pictured above. His claim to fame is that he sold the Eiffel Tower, twice. Yup, that happened. He became fluent in multiple languages, harnessed his ocean liner and started printing money, literally.