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Gary Vaynerchuk
On building businesses and living the life of your dreams.
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“It’s So Easy Now to Start Something”
Entrepreneur Angelica Malin offers sage advice for women contemplating their first start-up.
Peter Drucker, photo by Jeff McNeill (Wikimedia Commons)
This 8 min. read saves you up to 49 hours
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Lessons from the “Einstein of Management”
How Peter F. Drucker revolutionized the making of leaders.
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To Understand One of the Most Important Paradigm Shifts Ever, We Need a Radical Change of Mind-Set
In contrast to classical physics, quantum theory – applied in physics, mechanics and biology – describes phenomena that are often counterintuitive to human thought. But the technology based on it will fundamentally change our world.
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The Pizza Margherita Method for Self-Fulfillment
Lots of things in life go down the drain. Trite calendar slogans provided by self-help literature won’t help you cope. But what does?
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“Responding to Different Realities Is What Tribal Peoples Have Always Done in This Country.”
Shoshana Wasserman has worked all her life to increase native peoples’ visibility – the past 16 years alone by helping to make the First Americans Museum (FAM) in Oklahoma a reality. Yet, for many years,…
Some see an iceberg here, others see an inverted underwater mountain range.
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The 9 Megatrends That Will Boost Your Organization’s Legs
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Or: How large should teams, companies and governments grow in order to function efficiently?
Efosa Ojomo, Clayton M. Christensen and Karen Dillon
“When the Foreign Aid Industry Primarily Focuses on Empowering Entrepreneurs, It Will Win the Fight Against Poverty.”
In one of his last interviews, economist Clayton M. Christensen, who passed away in January 2020, argues that only innovation can lift nations out of poverty.
