A Primer on Digital Security, 2023 Edition
In an age where so much of our lives are conducted online, we must all take digital security seriously. The 2021 Facebook breach of data on 530 million users and…
In an age where so much of our lives are conducted online, we must all take digital security seriously. The 2021 Facebook breach of data on 530 million users and…
"Success leaves clues," says Tony Robbins. Perhaps that's what Robert Jordan, author of How They Did It: Billion Dollar Insights, was thinking when he compiled interviews from 45 leading founders…
Guy Kawasaki’s fifteenth book, Wise Guy: Lessons from a Life, recalls a lifetime of experiences had and lessons learned. Like most wisdom, some insights are self-evident, but only if you…
Establishing a fitness franchise in an oversaturated market can be a tall task, but it’s one that Orangetheory Fitness has accomplished. Through the use of hyper-targeted marketing, Orangetheory set itself…
Nikola Tesla’s legacy is impressive. The famed inventor’s discoveries include AC motors and power systems still used around the world, fluorescent light bulbs, X-rays, radio, remote control, robotics, lasers, and…
David Smooke is the CEO of AMI, a blog network of 20,000+ contributors, 300,000+ subscribers, and 3,500,000 monthly pageviews. AMI's top blogs are Hacker Noon, Fit Yourself Club, Athena Talks,…
Blaine Bertsch is a Co-Founder of Dryrun, where he oversees business operations and product design. We asked Blaine for his financial advice for small business owners. Here's what he shared:…
Steven O'Connell is Associate Director and Programme Manager at RebelBio, the Global BioAccelerator Initiative powered by SOSV, a venture capital fund. We recently asked Steven for his insights on forming…
My first job after college was as a field sales engineer at Schlumberger – an oil-field services firm. I learned what it meant to be the face of a company…
You’re over 50 and looking to embark on a new professional path. What better time than now to consider starting your own business? That suggestion may seem at odds with…