This week on the blog, we’re diving deep into the complexities of building airports, a cornerstone of global commerce and travel. We’re also sharing insider secrets on branding from Studs co-founder Lisa Bubbers, who revolutionized early marketing. For the tech enthusiasts, we’ve got a piece on the habits that put the top 1% of engineers ahead of the curve. Plus, a fascinating look at how thinking about the worst idea can lead to groundbreaking innovation, with a nod to a historic moment between Brian Eno and David Bowie. And lastly, we’re confronting the shadowy limiting beliefs that could be holding you back from your dreams. Join us for a ride through innovation, self-improvement, and the unexpected twists in the journey to success.
- Why Is It So Hard to Build an Airport?: Airports are a critical piece of modern infrastructure. Aviation contributes an estimated 8% to global GDP through direct and indirect effects (ie: the businesses and commerce that it enables), and an estimated 25% of companies’ sales rely on air transport. In 2022, civil aviation in the US flew over
- How to Build an Iconic Brand Without Breaking the Bank — This Founder’s Formula for Early Marketing: Studs co-founder Lisa Bubbers shares how they melded a strong brand with operational rigor to build a thriving business with minimal marketing expenses.
- 7 simple habits of the top 1% of engineers: How elite software engineers maintain outperformance
- The secret to finding the best idea ever? First think about the absolute worst: When he first heard the music, Brian Eno grabbed a copy of the single and ran to find David Bowie. “I’ve found the sound of the future,” he breathlessly announced. It was 1977, and the sound of the future was “I Feel Love”. Donna Summer’s ethereal vocals were backed by producer Giorgio Moroder’s pulsing, looping…
- Limiting Beliefs: Ditch the 4 Dream Killers Holding You Back: Limiting beliefs are lurking in the darkness of your mind’s alley. Don’t let them steal your dreams! Here’s how to send them a-scurrying.