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Most start-up founders are labouring under the misconception that their business growth will follow a J-curve, and that their ‘big break’ is always just around the corner.  Whilst this may occasionally hold true for a digital or platform-based business that can design itself for exponential growth, most often the ‘tough...

The economy is unpredictable and there is even a whole sector on economic science, the so-called behavioral economics, that deals with how people choose what they will buy and what determines their consuming habits. Here are some industries that did extremely well in terms of profit. Educational institutions Education has...

A healthy and fully functioning immune system is vital to running a business. It recognises and combats threats, like bacteria and viruses including the COVID-19 virus and maintains health during times of increased stress. But what exactly is the immune system and what can you do to keep it healthy?...

In my latest book, Indispensable, I point out that many thought leadership disruptors are remarkable abstract thinkers that love to imagine the future – think Musk, Jobs and Bezos. They also like to spend time wrangling over intellectual debates. This can make them appear overly competitive and, downright arrogant. If...

How does time impact our personality? Many changes positive or negative can occur within a person's life and shape their character, their habits, and the level of happiness they experience throughout the day. Here, we talk about the five things that affect us the most in today's world. Age As...

It is quite likely you are already in Israel or planning to go to Israel that you are reading this article. Or, it could be curiosity. You have, anyway, come to the right place because you will find some really useful information. Of course, what I am going to enumerate...

Imagine going to a music performance. There are four world-class musicians on stage and they are your favorites: Najee, Kurt Weyland, Boney James, and Gerald Albright. The band kicks off and they start playing. As they play the simple, straightforward, fast, and aggressive melody, Gerald Albright steps up to the...

As Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. was sworn into office as the 46th President of the United States, he uttered the words our nation has so desperately craved over the past four years… words of hope and healing. He vowed to combat the coronavirus, resolved to work towards racial justice, reiterated...

The profession of a doctor will always be important in society. However, it is, by all means, a challenge to follow this career as it involves a lot of studying, responsibility, and competition. They will always be in need. Nowadays, most people have the luxury to pay a visit to...

Intelligent chatbots are providing new advantages to companies in a variety of fresh and sometimes surprising ways. For companies that want to bolster in-house communication among team members or incorporate chatbots into the hiring process, ensuring that the technology meets ethical and legal standards is paramount. Here's what companies should keep...