In a saturated market, it can be difficult to stand out — especially on your own. A great way to reach new audiences and leverage resources that may not normally be available to you, however, is to collaborate with another business in, or even outside of, your industry. A product …
Read More »What an American Crime Film Can Teach About Doing What's Right, Not What's Easy
In the business world, the decisions between right and wrong take on innumerable shapes. Right and wrong are terms that perhaps need to be further contextualized — a piecemeal deliberation of right and wrong for the owner, the client, the customer. There is ethical right and wrong, right and wrong …
Read More »Killing Is Easy, It's Hiding the Body That's Tough: How to Approach Unforgettable Plot Twists
In the cutthroat world of fiction, merely telling a good story isn’t enough. To truly captivate readers and leave them reeling, you need to master the art of the plot twist. It’s like throwing a literary sucker punch — when done right, it leaves your audience gasping for air and …
Read More »11 Ways to Combat 'Quiet Quitting' and Better Engage Your Employees
Many employees seek fulfillment in their careers, hoping to be seen and understood by their employers and given a chance to show off their skills and grow within their companies. However, many employees don’t feel they’re receiving this kind of treatment. In fact, “quiet quitters,” or those who are simply …
Read More »Setting The Ground Rules for AI Usage
In my last piece, I outlined different outside boundaries for how the industry should approach rights management and exploitation with fair compensation in an AI-driven world. Courts and regulators are still racing to catch up, but that shouldn’t stop companies from setting their own internal policies. The major players like …
Read More »10 Ways to Leverage Technology to Build Better Customer Relationships
As AI becomes more and more commonplace in business, there are some leaders who worry about it replacing the human element of customer service and engagement. Will customers really be happy talking to AI over another human being? Will business lose its personal touch? While AI is certainly poised to …
Read More »Volunteering: What It's All About And What Not To Do
Volunteering — corporate, local or otherwise — is the act of offering your services, time and skills to an organization, group, club or neighborhood. It can have an immediate impact on the recipient. A corporate volunteer does not just help other people. You can volunteer at an animal shelter or …
Read More »The Future of Open-Source Art: Revolutionizing Creativity
Open source is increasingly becoming a transformative concept in the world of art, expanding its influence beyond just technology. It involves sharing more than just the final product; it’s about providing access to the entire creation process. This approach invites a community of contributors to innovate and push the boundaries …
Read More »Creativity Is Having a Moment: Here Is How We Can Protect It (And Each Other)
In Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, “creativity” sits at the very top, within self-actualization. The concept represents human beings’ desire to be the best versions of ourselves. Throughout history, the creative class has helped both reflect on and drive society forward. This is particularly true during times of chaos. Still, …
Read More »Racing Towards Innovation: Lessons from the Track
The roar of engines, the precision of pit stops and split-second decisions that determine victory or defeat — these hallmarks of motorsports mirror the intensity of today’s business world. As a CEO, co-owner of racing teams including Andretti Altawkilat Extreme E and United Autosports and a former sponsor of McLaren, …
Read More »