The internet revolution has caused a wide range of massive changes throughout the different industries of the world. From music and movie streaming to e-commerce and grocery delivery, the world is vastly different than it was even a few years before. For this post, I’m primarily interested in one specific section ofContinue reading “The Rise of the Personal Brand”
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State of the Union 2019
Well, since it’s about the holiday season and I don’t know anyone who’s going to be out reading blogposts, I’ve decided to make one that is more for myself than anything else. A long time ago, I used to write these “State of the Union” posts at the beginning of each year that would goContinue reading “State of the Union 2019”
Analysis of “Hustler Culture”
It’s true; the key to success is, for the most part, hard work. But there’s a difference between working hard and doing hard work. Just because you devote a lot of time to something doesn’t inherently mean that you’re going to perform well in that category. And yet, it seems that a lotContinue reading “Analysis of “Hustler Culture””
Looking into the Future of Tesla
Ah, Tesla. Without a doubt the most controversial company I have seen in my young career. For each person who I’ve seen who is against Tesla, there is another that is for it. For this blog post, I wanted to go over Tesla in detail, discussing both sides of the argument and then comingContinue reading “Looking into the Future of Tesla”
Startup Challenge, Week 8 – The End (of the Beginning)
Previously on the Startup Challenge: We decided that we would make a RedBubble store dedicated specifically to t-shirts called BDC (short for BOYS DONT CRY). We decided that our mission statement would be to make designs for shirts as opposed to the popular notion of making shirts for designs. We developed our marketing throughContinue reading “Startup Challenge, Week 8 – The End (of the Beginning)”