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Storytelling is human.

It is deeply rooted in human nature and as old as mankind itself.

A need to tell and hear stories is essential to the species Homo sapiens – second in necessity apparently after nourishment and before love and shelter. Millions survive without love or home, almost none Read More

Over the last few days, my social feeds have been filled with news and experiences about Pokémon Go.

The new geo-driven game allows users to catch Pokémon in their surroundings. Pokémon trainers travel their neighborhoods, parks, and cities for a chance to capture, battle and train Pokémon. Mayb Read More

Leaders, let me invite you to step back and take an honest appraisal of your company culture.

Do you find that there’s a lot of wasted time by your team members — even by yourself?Do you feel like you’re pulling teeth simply trying to get people to get some work done? Do you, personally, find yo Read More

There are at least three issues that are undoubtedly more relevant than finding the perfect business idea. The subjects we will be discussing below are the key points that must be present in every founder’s mindset. Read More

Come to work to prosper, do not come to work to work.

The only thing that comes from hard work and effort is a broken back. There’s a lot of false data that you’ve been living with. One of them is hard work. Focus on prosperity and you’ll get prosperity. Focus on hard work and you’ll get hard wo Read More

A recent article published in Forbes discusses millennial entrepreneurs and where in the world they are most prevalent based on a study by HSBC Private Bank.

It raises some interesting ideas.

Does culture correlate to entrepreneurial trends?

Does the place where you are born in dictate how Read More

Leaders, I have an important question for you: Do you actively court feedback? Are you constantly seeking insight into how you’re doing your job, and suggestions for how you could do it even better?

To put it even more pointedly: If one of your team members approached you with a constructive per Read More

In the Sharing Economy, a couple of important elements come together. The renewed interest in this type of economy represents a paradigm shift in the field of economic science. Read More

By now we all know that first impressions count.

People make up their mind fast – the common advice you hear is the 7-second rule: You have seven seconds to make your first (and somewhat lasting) impression. Newer research indicates that you might have even less time. A lot less. 1/10th of a sec Read More

By now this nugget of startup wisdom should be well known: Companies are bought, not sold. And yet many entrepreneurs sadly don’t seem to act accordingly (and Silicon Valley, in all its glory, doesn’t foster good behavior as well). Read More