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The chasm that starts somewhere between 9 to 12 people can be especially daunting for a small business. As you grow past 12 or so employees, you must start specializing and having departments and direct reports; however, you are not quite large enough for this to be efficient, and thus much employee time that you put toward management tasks is wast... See more
Christopher Allen • The Dunbar Number as a Limit to Group Sizes
the next evolution of companies will be created in public with early customers, partners, and supporters. They’ll be community-owned and operated, building upon the playbooks created by these early NFT and play-to-earn projects.
Morgan Beller • Building A "Community-First" Company
Marketplaces that eliminate pain points—like Coinbase or Uber—can make users meaningfully happier than the incumbent hackable exchange and medallion cabs, but they struggle to make users meaningfully happier than their own clones, the Krakens and the Lyfts.
David Phelps • The promised land of the singing frog
There are 74mm children in the US, which includes 45mm in low-income families covered by Medicaid or the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP). This means that children under the age of 18 make up over roughly 50% of all Medicaid recipients nationwide.
Marco DeMeireles • “A generation left behind?”
in praise of slowing down
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patience and
We often try to avoid info that we fear will cause us stress. Thus bills and work emails remain unopened, bank balances remain unchecked. This is counterproductive because ignoring a problem doesn't eliminate the problem or your anxiety; it only prolongs them.
Gurwinder • 40 Useful Concepts You Should Know
While this has largely held true, they don’t have a lower cost of capital, which is critical to a banks revenue potential under their existing business models. As some of these companies are looking to go public there will be enhanced scrutiny on monetization which, we believe requires innovation on the business model to a subscription model.
John Street Capital • The (Neo) Bank Bundle & Transition to Subscription Revenue
Be broad. Years ago I briefly wrote for the Wall Street Journal , and an editor told me: “Your job is to write something that a hedge fund manager will find informative but a complete novice will understand.” It sounds lofty, but I think it’s possible in almost any field. Writing in clear language anyone can comprehend does not mea
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