Dracula.
There’s something gripping about famous one-word book titles.
The latest book to join that list is called Sapiens. It was written by the now-slightly-famous Israeli writer Yuval Harari, and it’s a story about how Homo sapiens came to dominate the Earth.
Because email is like jeans: A second skin that ages with you.
Success leaves clues.
Case in point: Cities with high populations of creative people tend to generate higher per capita earnings.
It makes sense, doesn’t it?
Because even a single creative venture can keep on producing economic output for generations.
Can a simple chair like the one shown in the first image of this story be built without tools?
Even if you are a skilled carpenter, the answer is ‘no.’
Back to the chair: did you notice anything else about it? It is the Mona Lisa of chairs, aka the most famous chair ever made.
… you know that your biggest competition for a new customer is yourself, right? 🤔
Just look around: you’ll likely notice that a lot of businesses come off just like the dentist in this post. They shoot themselves in the foot long before they ever get told “no” by a potential customer.
Listen, nudging folks is hard. But it can be done via a special lever. And for most folks, that lever is story-shaped.
