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Ferrari seems like a car company on paper. But most investors would argue → it operates more like a SaaS company. In '24, Ferrari sold 13,752 cars. ⤷ 81% (or ~11,139 cars) were sold to existing customers (people who already owned one or more). Rev

This Monk Studied with Google CEO? and shares a story about Sundar Pichai meeting his IIT batchmate who became a monk—the monk, "You deal with Google, I with God." Why IITians are Becoming Baba?" 😄 "I went to IIT in the same batch as Pichai.

Enzo Ferrari kept the main thing the main thing:

The Man Who Sold the Eiffel Tower... Twice!

You know why they say -" Never judge a book by its cover" It was a long time ago a man approached Enzo Ferrari the founder of supercar brand Ferrari . The man said that there was a clutch problem in Ferrari cars . He said that he could fix it . Now

Heard about Old monk(The monk that doesn't sold Ferrari)? A time ago, It was a 3rd largest rum manufacturer in the world and most celebrated rum at our country at early 60s. They sold over 8 Million per year consistently whereas their competitors o

Few underrated risk-taking real-life movies/series: 1. Walt before Disney (Story of Disney) 2. Super pumped (Story of Uber) 3. The founder (Story of McDonalds) 4. Lamborghini (Story of Lamborghini) 5. Ferrari (Story of Ferrari) 6. Dallas Buyers Cl

In 1963, this farmer went head-to-head with Ferrari. After complaining about Ferrari's "terrible design", he was told to "stick to tractors." His response? Use farming equipment to build the world's first supercar. Here's how an insult started a $

The man who built a billion-dollar empire, sold it to Warren Buffett with a handshake, and asked for a $100K salary

Ever wondered why some people grab Old Monk while others reach for premium craft whisky like Amrut? 🍹🥃 Using the example let's break down the psychology of customer's needs, wants and demands🧵 1/ Needs are the basics—the reason behind wanting a