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She counted 5-4-3-2-1 and built $100M empire

She counted 5-4-3-2-1 and built $100M empire

The one concept ownership strategy

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Peloton lost $187 million in one quarter (here's why)

Peloton lost $187 million in one quarter (here's why)

The package versus product mistake

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This toy company banned screens and made $500M

This toy company banned screens and made $500M

The no-tech rebellion beating Big Tech

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Ray Kroc bought someone else's idea

Ray Kroc bought someone else's idea

Why smart imitation creates more value

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Used clothes became an $8 billion business

Used clothes became an $8 billion business

How garage sale rejects became Fortune 500 empires

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Your shopping cart is lying to you

Your shopping cart is lying to you

The psychology weapons Target, Trader Joe's, and Costco use

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Your biggest threat isn't who you think

Your biggest threat isn't who you think

Why looking at rivals kills your growth

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From air mattresses to $75 billion

From air mattresses to $75 billion

How rejected concepts became global giants

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Why Rolex makes you wait for their watches

Why Rolex makes you wait for their watches

The counterintuitive strategy that built billion-dollar brands

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What If the Most Boring Business Made You Rich?

What If the Most Boring Business Made You Rich?

How unsexy industries quietly generate massive wealth

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The Forgotten Strategy That Made Larry Ellison $100+ Billion

The Forgotten Strategy That Made Larry Ellison $100+ Billion

How Oracle's Founder Built an Empire Through Vertical Integration (And How You Can Too)

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Before You Scale, Read This: Naval Ravikant’s Startup Advice

Before You Scale, Read This: Naval Ravikant’s Startup Advice

The biggest mistake startups make—and how to avoid it