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5 myths about being a genius
Hi, Welcome Welcome back September 06, 2026 5 myths about being a genius BY Next Big Idea Club Below, Dr. Josh Turknett shares five key insights from his new book, The Genius and the Impostor: The Neuroscience of Unlocking Human Potential. Turknett is a neurologist and founder of the Institute for Performance Neurology, where he works … Continue reading 5 myths about being a genius
Do this before you follow a successful person’s advice
September 06, 2026 Do this before you follow a successful person’s advice BY Kuan-lin F. Liu Successful people love to share their stories—as they should. Their paths to conventional success involve overcoming challenges and persevering through hardships, reading like a modern-day hero’s journey. These epic stories are naturally intriguing to the masses, which explains the crowded … Continue reading Do this before you follow a successful person’s advice
Great products don’t market themselves
September 05, 2026 Great products don’t market themselves BY Caleb Appleton At a recent board meeting, someone suggested that we needed to go hard on PR and marketing to “build hype.” When the phrase “build hype” came up, the rest of the room soured immediately. To many, hype was synonymous with snake oil. The company in … Continue reading Great products don’t market themselves
They paid $470,000 for a ‘boring’ business. Within days, almost everything went wrong
September 05, 2026 They paid $470,000 for a ‘boring’ business. Within days, almost everything went wrong BY Inc. Andrea Palacio and her husband thought they were playing it safe. In a search for a passive income business, they paid $470,000 for a South Florida landscaping company a few years ago. It was, in their words, a “boring … Continue reading They paid $470,000 for a ‘boring’ business. Within days, almost everything went wrong
The next CDP decision goes beyond the CDP
As composability becomes standard, the real question is where customer data, intelligence, and decision-making should live. By Julia Multedo Published on September 4, 2026 This article was co-authored by Lizzy Foo Kune and Audrey Brosnan. The rise of autonomous AI agents and the commoditization of composability are shifting CMOs’ strategic focus. As the … Continue reading The next CDP decision goes beyond the CDP
How women over 40 can use personal branding to reclaim their careers
September 05, 2026 How women over 40 can use personal branding to reclaim their careers BY Claire Mason For decades, Cindy Gallop worked in the advertising industry, building brands. But at 45, she stepped away from her career and built her own. Now, at 66, she’s known as the founder of sextech, has one of the … Continue reading How women over 40 can use personal branding to reclaim their careers
America’s disposable workforce is growing. It comes with hidden costs
September 05, 2026 America’s disposable workforce is growing. It comes with hidden costs BY Next Big Idea Club Below, Paul Osterman shares five key insights from his new book, Disposable Workers: The Transformation of Employment. Paul is a Professor Emeritus of Human Resources and Management at the MIT Sloan School of Management. What’s the Big Idea? The … Continue reading America’s disposable workforce is growing. It comes with hidden costs
Software buyers are moving faster than software sellers
AI is accelerating software decisions while quotes, approvals, and sales handoffs discourage buyers ready to spend. By Constantine von Hoffman Published on September 4, 2026 B2B software buyers love how AI lets them make purchasing decisions faster while avoiding salespeople. However, they hate that after that, they are still stuck in a slower, … Continue reading Software buyers are moving faster than software sellers
Target is under fire over another Halloween costume just weeks after apologizing for the last one
September 04, 2026 Target is under fire over another Halloween costume just weeks after apologizing for the last one BY María José Gutiérrez Chávez Just a few weeks after coming under fire for a children’s Halloween costume that drew comparisons to blackface caricatures, Target’s Halloween collection is under fire again, although this time around the retailer … Continue reading Target is under fire over another Halloween costume just weeks after apologizing for the last one
How Nvidia’s Purchase Of Hugging Face Will Shake Up Ad Industry
How Nvidia’s Purchase Of Hugging Face Will Shake Up Ad Industry by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer, September 4, 2026 It’s not an advertising deal, but it could shake up the artificial intelligence (AI) industry and the technology that advertisers use to create content, buy and target media and serve ads. Nvidia confirmed Thursday that … Continue reading How Nvidia’s Purchase Of Hugging Face Will Shake Up Ad Industry
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