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I start with the most straightforward: social sector organizations accepting crypto donations. Most nonprofits don’t have infrastructure to accept cryptocurrencies, but crypto is the fastest growing asset class in the US, and it will be strategic for nonprofits (and others) to have a crypto-giving plan.

aggregation has been terrible for ad agencies for the same reason it has been bad for publishers: the more that advertising becomes centralized on Facebook and Google, whether on their sites or on programmatic exchanges, the fewer advertising dollars are available for the inventory that ad agencies used to abstract away for clients.

This is partly why I find Lean Startup Evangelical Fundamentalism a little weird. Just in case you’re not familiar, “lean startup” is the meme-ified idea that entrepreneurs should build “Minimum Viable Products”, expending the least amount of resources to build the things that are most perfectly adapted to the ‘market fit.’

The right person isn't someone who can read your mind. Get rid of your unrealistic expectations. Learn to communicate better, with calm and maturity, not defiance and anger.

The North American market for health & fitness was over $32 billion in 2017. Creators are creating their own offerings using new platforms like Playbook, Fitplan, and Blok Fitness, which have the potential to disrupt the boutique fitness and personal training industries.

Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs is much different in Asian culture compared to Western society. Example: Many people in India have never worked for an hourly wage, so they don’t know the exact value of their time. So as a result, convenience products do not perform well as they do in Western culture. Saving people time does not resonate. Continue readi... See more