Did you know that the term 'bug' in programming was popularized because of a real bug that was stuck in a Mark II computer at the US Navy research lab in 1947? Debugging is certainly easier nowadays! It was a moth actually. Here's a photo of the actual report with the bug tapped

What's the most counterintuitive business advice you've ever received that actually worked?

The most overlooked topic in entrepreneurship is mental health. It’s a bit taboo, because vulnerability is associated with weakness. But humans aren’t machines and entrepreneurship is tough, so it often takes a toll on you. Don’t burn out. Push through struggles, but don’t

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Costco's winning formula: Bulk sales + economies of scale = low prices. The twist? Profits from memberships, not markups. A business model that keeps customers coming back for more.

If you want to understand Costco's winning strategy clearly, I've written a five-minute newsletter that distills it to its essence. open.substack.com/pub/businesspu…

The ultimate life hack: Think in 5 to 10 year increments. When you frame your plans over 5 years, they become more realistic, your patience suddenly expands, and you start honoring the process. Almost anything is possible when framed over 10 years vs. over a year.

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Become An Entrepreneur Over a Weekend.

To err is human.

The Biggest Mistake I See in Business, and How I Overcame It. After 16 years as an entrepreneur, I can safely call myself an expert—an expert at failing, learning, and building. Building businesses, building teams, building calluses. So, in a series of posts, I’d like to pass

Mental resilience is the key to entrepreneurial success. Here’s how to build the mindset that keeps you moving forward.

When life throws a curveball, don’t flinch—swing hard. You might just knock it out of the park. You’ll sleep better, knowing at least you tried.

One Trait to Rule Them All.

Most mistakes in business are inconsequential. These you'll often commit and learn from, but avoid the major ones with long-term consequences like the plague.

Principles by Ray Dalio

Stop preparing to build a business--just go and build one!