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Founder and CEO of Micro Market Media, LCC. Publisher of South Bay Digs and Westside Digs.

The Medici Effect

Unlocking innovation often requires looking beyond our own experiences. From chefs blending cuisines to musicians merging genres, mixing insights sparks creativity. True success, in business and life, stems from seeking wisdom outside our norms and daring to face adversity head-on. Embrace the unconventional—where wisdom meets possibility.

You Can’t Get There from Here: A Strategic Approach to Progress

In life, business, and personal endeavors, the question of where to start often looms large. It’s a question I frequently encounter when consulting with real estate agents, mortgage professionals, and those striving to excel in their respective fields. The answer to this million-dollar question, though nuanced by individual circumstances, is simple: start.
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Writing Instruments: What Makes a Pen Worth $1,410

The meticulous language and high price tag create an aura of superiority, but the real value is in the brand, which suggests unparalleled excellence. Luxury brands tap into the logic that higher prices equate to better quality.
The Infinite Game Maze

Playing the Long Game: The Infinite Game

Infinite games, unlike finite ones, have no defined endpoint and invite us to constantly evolve and improve. Success isn’t about beating the competition but outlasting it. In a world filled with ‘finite games,’ embracing an ‘infinite mindset’ can set you free from limitations and lead to a path of abundance and continual growth.

The Real Bubble Predictor

Could the effervescent allure of Champagne hold the key to deciphering the financial future of the United States? While the notion might initially seem whimsical, research conducted by NPR’s Planet Money team suggests a surprisingly strong link between Champagne consumption and the average American household income.
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Subtracting Obstacles, Adding Success: The Path of Strategic Reduction

Embracing “less is more” prompts us to question the value of our actions. By stopping what doesn’t matter, we enrich our lives through subtraction. Prosperous individuals understand this. Success often means eliminating distractions and focusing on essentials, propelling acceleration through subtraction.

Advertising’s Singularity: Beyond Per Capita Spending

The digital ecosystem’s explosive growth and A.I. advancements contribute to the struggle to capture consumers’ attention. As creativity dwindles, the advertising industry grapples with the question: where have all the poets gone? Simplicity and poetic expression may hold the key to navigating this transformative landscape.

Embracing Uncertainty: The Game of Mindset & Financial Narratives

In today’s ever-changing financial landscape, I find myself captivated by the intricate dance of the economy and financial markets. As I closely monitor prevailing opinions and situational narratives, I sense that change is imminent. Uncertainty is an integral part of life, and preparing for the unexpected requires us to cultivate the right mindset.
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Where Are Your Keys? Unlocking Hidden Opportunities

In these uncertain times, I wanted to share a few thoughts. Remember, focus on what you can control, create a solid plan of action, and ensure your assumptions are accurate. To succeed, uncover the keys and unlock hidden strategies.

The Impact of Small but Pivotal Decisions in Turbulent Times

In a world of uncertainty, making small yet pivotal decisions can shape our lives and businesses. Taking action is the key ingredient, as every success story involves doing something. Trust in your instincts and use context as a filter to navigate through conflicting opinions.

Dow’s Laws of Business

In anticipation of an AI-driven future that may reshape history, it is crucial to establish a set of enduring business laws. By embracing these laws, entrepreneurs can navigate the dynamic business landscape and shape their desired outcomes.

A Reimagined Sears

Sears was once a dominant force, accounting for 1% of the U.S. economy and having 3,500 retail stores. However, its decline began with the completion of the Sears Tower in 1974. In contrast, Amazon continues to grow and diversify, owning over 40 companies today.