“Strategy”, written by Ron Immink, is a compilation of his thoughts and insights on strategy and business leadership. Immink argues that to be successful in a rapidly changing world, businesses must look beyond short-term planning and focus on developing a long-term vision. The author draws upon various sources, including books, articles, and his own experience, […]
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The source, “Making Work Work,” is a comprehensive guide to creating more effective and humane workplaces. It analyzes the challenges and opportunities facing organizations in the modern work environment, drawing on insights from various books, thinkers, and successful companies. Ron Immink, the author, argues that focusing on employee well-being, engagement, and purpose is the next
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It is currently estimated that the average user worldwide spends approximately 6.5 hours online daily. How we spend that time online will be very different in the future, raising many issues. A new reality This new reality will be interactive and adaptive in magical ways. It will be populated with AI-powered characters, both human and
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Distinctiveness is more powerful than uniqueness, fantasy triumphs over reality, and distinctive brand assets, bolstered by supercharged cues, build memory structure faster than you can say, Daniel Kahneman. Question traditional theories such as the product life cycle, segmentation, and the funnel because they go against the way the brain really works. Your data is wrong.
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“Pattern Breakers: The Secrets Behind the World’s Most Successful Start-Ups” is a must-read for every entrepreneur. The book is a start-up version of “Difference“. There is no point starting another me-too business. There is no point in going incremental. The power of different favours the start-up because it forces a choice and not a comparison. The
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Here are some cool questions and quotes from the book: Do we have a moral duty to ensure that we don’t take this future away from our descendants? How long would it take to erode a mountain to nothing if you brushed it once a century with a silk cloth or an eagle’s wing? Why
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I am a fan of Buddhist economics. The main conclusion is that GDP is a perverse metric. Humans are more than economic units. Capitalism is the ultimate cause of climate breakdown Kohei Saito thinks that capitalism is the ultimate cause of climate breakdown. And that capitalism is not going to solve the problem of the
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Frederik Pferdt was the chief innovation evangelist of Google. That is why I was very interested in “What Is Next Is Now: How to Live Future Ready”. As someone who is into future trends, I always seek new insights. The opportunity in the ambiguousness and uncertainty of the future The book is about seeing opportunity
“The Immune Mind” is about the bidirectional relationship between the immune system and the mind. In that, the book is very similar to “The Biology of Belief.” It discusses the need to shift from Western medicine to Eastern medicine, such as Ayurveda or Chinese medicine. Also, a version of “The body“. The complexity of the systems
I was hoping “Unreasonable Hospitality: The Remarkable Power of Giving People More Than They Expect” was a book about extreme customer service. Such as “The connected company” or “The human experience”. Restaurants are fascinating It is not. It is more. I am fascinated by the restaurant sector. Particularly after reading books such as “Work Clean”
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