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Jaguar's rebrand was a great case study of Innovation vs Legacy. And the innovation backfired, their Legacy WON. What is the right approach to innovate? Does legacy play a far bigger role than innovation?

Hello medial family. Iam thinking to start my strategy series where I tell the strategies of different companies and startups. What do you think 🤔 ??

I'm thinking of writing a detailed strategy on either topic. please poll what you want? Topic 1: How to raise funding without any MVP, team and traction. Topic 2: How to get a girlfriend using Maths :)

Here is a small example of what AI based search engines are capable of doing. This is just a sample example of information visibility to the user! Just imagine how accurate and intuitive the answers shall be in the coming days. AI is gonna empower a

Classic example of good marketing. People end up thinking OpenAI is the default winner. Lol.

💀 12 Fucking Rules for Success 😠 1. Do the fucking work. Don't be lazy. 2. Stop fucking waiting. It's time. 3. Rely on yourself. The Universe doesn't give a fuck. 4. Be fucking practical. Success is not a theory. 5. Be productive early. Don't

12 Rules For Success🤦 1. Do the fucking work. Don't be lazy. 2. Stop fucking waiting. It's time. 3. Rely on yourself. The Universe doesn't give a fuck. 4. Be fucking practical. Success is not a theory. 5. Be productive early. Don't fuck around

Great read for anyone who’s thinking of optimising their time.

What dooes the Medial community think about this strategy? I'll go first, I'm not sure about the effectiveness of it, I mean won't you the decision maker have a biased view even if you're thinking from a customer's pov.

thinking of building a SaaS for Real estate sector what did you think?