Amazon, Ownership, and B-School Fails
After twenty years, Amazon is on its way to becoming a trillion dollar company. Its story is a lesson in the simple-yet-revolutionary power of ownership.
The Language of Money
The internet’s interface changes every ten years
The Balance of Power in Business
Balance of Power is a key concept in global affairs and nature — and also in the innovation economy.
A Message To Garcia
There are times in our lives when we must complete our missions regardless of externalities.
A Signal Through All The Noise
There is one way to beat the market consistently: deliver real, ever-growing value to your customer (or “user”). It’s that simple.
Information, Knowledge, and Wisdom
The internet offers three interconnected, world-changing verticals for learning: information, knowledge, and wisdom.
Bell Labs and The Power of "Good Problems"
Bell Labs — in New Jersey — was the original innovation center in America.
Innovation, Young and Old
Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft were started by founders in their 20s.
The Ten Percent Rule
If life cooperates, I would love to work for another fifty years.
Space Force: Bad Name, Good Idea
Space is directly linked to the future of cities.
