Peter H Diamandis
The Exponential Entrepreneur: What it Really Takes Paid Members Public
About 75 percent of the companies that start fail after two years, and only 25 percent manage to survive, which is based on the fact that, although a venture starts from an innovative idea, the lack of managerial, financial, and commercial skills leads to failure.
While We Dream: The Neuroscience of the Sleeping Brain Paid Members Public
Dreams would help in processing emotions, and individuals affected by higher levels of stress and anxiety would indeed experience nightmares and frightening dreams.
Ukraine-Russia Crisis: Exponential Opportunity Meets Exponential Responsibility Paid Members Public
Immediately sensing their ecosystems' collective will, hundreds of companies have swiftly and voluntarily severed their business ties with Russia. As a result, exponential responsibility is sprouting from exponential capability.
Forget Startups, ExOs (Exponential Organizations) Are The New Way To Innovate Paid Members Public
When you lower the cost of supply, you decrease the denominator and your market cap explodes. This is one of the reasons why there are so many unicorns these days.
Book Editorial: "The Future is Faster Than You Think" Paid Members Public
Only if we manage to change our mental model will we change our way of thinking. That is why it is so advisable to stand on the shoulders of giants like the authors and learn to review our certainties with these alternative models.
Exponential Medicine: The Longevity Industry 2.0 Paid Members Public
Contrary to the expectations of a world free of mortality, the goal of the longevity industry is to predict diseases while giving hope for a world without age-related diseases.
The (un)clear Linkage Between Purpose, Profit Maximisation, And Solving Global Challenges Paid Members Public
“Can companies generate more profit by using their money to solve social or environmental issues?” Recent studies show that purpose-driven companies outperform their competitors significantly. Employees are more than twice as productive in purpose-driven companies.
The Future Is Faster Than You Think Paid Members Public
If we limit ourselves to large companies, in the last 60 years, almost 90% of the Fortune 500 have disappeared and a further 40% are expected to disappear in the next ten years, according to the study of the Washington University St. Louis.
