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How to make money investing in the space industry
A community of readers who value the study and discussion of important ideas that shed light on the past, present and potentially, our future. More precisely, we’re interested in ideas that can enrich and improve our daily and civic lives. Join us - we'll be formally launching September 3rd!
Fighting climate change and entrepreneurship go hand in hand. We write about sustainable business ideas and up-and-coming companies that are shaping the world.
From food to finance to fashion - we've got your back with the latest trends and insights.
Exploring the overlap between your world and your money
Where the “business world” meets personal finance. But fun.
for those curious about the future of work
The Radix Group: Making your professional service company "Pure Dead Brilliant"
A weekly medley of tools, tips, and resources for agencies.
Stories and advice to help make you a better manager
Depth & Breadth explores the topic of social impact through a mixture of original content and commentary as well as links to a curated selection of resources.
The Situation Report Making Military Veterans Talent that is Accessible
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This is a dojo for working out business ideas. People have a scarcity complex when it comes to ideas; they keep them cooped up in their heads rather than letting them fuck around out in the world. If you let them run, they might come back as something better. I write about businesses I think people should create, accompanied by some dry humor.
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