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“If It Bleeds, It Leads: How Negativity Bias Drives News Consumption” Negativity bias is our brain’s tendency to focus more on negative information than positive. The news industry heavily leverages this bias to capture attention and drive engagemen

The basic rules for successfully completing any task are simple. In addition to acquiring the necessary skills and diving deeper into other essential aspects, there are two key things that will form a solid foundation: 1) A positive mindset. 2) Learn

New Day, New Case Study: Are Leads Actually Dead? So, recently I was working on a project, not for a client but for myself. And, as usual, I found myself in one of those deep conversations with people like us—entrepreneurs, business-minded folks. We

Leaders, your words can either build bridges or burn them. I’ve seen too many teams stall because of a few choice phrases. Here are 6 common phrases that kill motivation: 1. “That’s not how we do it here.” ⤷ Innovation dies when you stick to outdat

In this eye-opening video, we explore the fine line between effective leadership and detrimental misguidance. Join us as we dissect five compelling case studies, including the dramatic downfalls of WeWork under Adam Neumann and Theranos with Elizabet

Hey chat, I just completed my another internship where I handled the socials for this brand. Was quite a good journey, really get to learn alot comparing from my previous internships. Now I am close to figure out what I actually want, a space for le

This isn't just a scandal. It's a symptom 🔥 Gensol's collapse isn't about one company. It's about what happens when vision outpaces values. As entrepreneurs, we often celebrate speed fast growth, fast funding, fast exits. But speed without integr

When will Indians stop demonising wealth? Anyway, let me educate you. In India, "fair use" means limited use of copyrighted material without the copyright holder's permission, primarily for specific purposes like research, criticism, and reporting.

Ever wondered how Kodak, once the leader in photography, disappeared from the market? This is what happens when you refuse to adapt to changing times. Kodak’s engineer created the first digital camera in 1975. But the company ignored it, fearing i