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1. The defensive play: It keeps influencers engaged.

If you subconsciously feel you don't deserve to be rich, you'll sabotage your pursuit.But if you feel you truly deserve it, you'll do whatever it takes.  So adjust your self-image first.

When the ego dissolves, so does a bounded conception not only of our self but of our self-interest. What emerges in its place is invariably a broader, more openhearted and altruistic—that is, more spiritual—idea of what matters in life. One in which a new sense of connection, or love, however defined, seems to figure prominently.

(a) a simulation of reality

Twitter let us tweet about the show before anyone else. Instagram lets us post a photo from the undiscovered holiday spot. But these techniques had two issues. First, they required a certain degree of obnoxious spamminess. For someone to notice your coolness, you had to broadcast it to everybody, and, well, that’s not that cool. Second, for the... See more

In the Entrepreneurial Age, there’s more power outside than inside organizations.