The Best 3 Product Framing Strategies

The Best 3 Product Framing Strategies

What are the three product framing strategies? What are the benefits of framing during the product development process? The purpose of product framing is to make sure the product development team is on the same page, and to identify the risks the company will be taking during the product discovery process. There are three methods for doing this: opportunity assessment, the customer letter technique, and startup canvas. Learn about each of the three product framing techniques below.

How to Deal With Shame of Failure

How to Deal With Shame in Four Steps

How do you deal with shame? Why is shame inevitable in innovative organizations? You learn how to deal with shame when you accept that it is universal, and you connect with others to work through it and learn from it. Innovative organizations can’t completely resist shame because failure is a natural by-product of constant invention, and shame is largely caused by failure.  Read more to fully understand how to deal with shame. 

How to Tell Fake Empathy From Genuine Care

6 Ways to Recognize Fake Empathy in the Workplace

What is fake empathy? How do you recognize false empathy?  Fake empathy is when you give the impression that you understand and care without truly connecting and engaging with the vulnerability the other person is showing you. You are practicing false empathy when you only feel sympathy on someone’s behalf, but not with them, or you always throw feel-good phrases at others to avoid engaging with their difficult emotions. Read more about the signs of fake empathy.

Why Are You Poor? Because of Negative Conditioning

Why Are You Poor? Because of Negative Conditioning

Do you feel powerless when it comes to money? How did you inherit your limiting beliefs about money? What attitudes and ideas about money did your parents model? If you’re not happy with the state of your finances, it’s because you’ve been negatively conditioned to have a poor mindset. This negative conditioning is the main reason you are poor: it impels you to act in ways that move you away from financial success. In this article, we’ll explore how negative conditioning works, and how negative conditioning may have led you to develop a “poor mindset.”

Business Model Canvas: Revenue Streams Explained

Business Model Canvas: Revenue Streams Explained

What is a revenue stream? What are the two types of revenue streams? A revenue stream is simply a source of profit for a business—where the money comes from. Defining your revenue streams is one of the key elements of designing a business model for your company. There are two types of revenue streams in Business Model Canvas: 1) profits from single transactions, and 2) profits from ongoing payments such as subscriptions. We’ll discuss both of these elements below.

What Is the Long-Tail Business Model?

What Is the Long-Tail Business Model?

What is the long-tail business model? How does the long-tail business formula differ from the conventional business wisdom? The long-tail business model is where a business sells a wide range of niche products/services instead of selling large numbers of high-demand products/services. The long tail formula seems to fly in the face of the common advice to focus on one niche product (in other words, to prioritize one thing and do it exceptionally well). Further, expanding your offerings according to the long tail formula could be the key to disrupting the market and winning big. In this article, we’ll take a

What Is a Tax-Deferred Retirement Plan?

Mastering Investments and Taxes To Build Wealth

How much money do you set aside towards your retirement savings? What can you do to minimize how much taxes eat away from your retirement fund? According to David Bach, the author of The Automatic Millionaire, you need to contribute to your retirement account before you pay your taxes to make the most out of your income. You can achieve this by using a tax-deferred retirement plan—a plan that allows you to send money to your retirement account without having to pay tax on it. In this article, you’ll learn how paying taxes impacts your retirement savings, and how you

Nudge: Book Review, Context, and Reception

Nudge: Book Review, Context, and Reception

Are you considering reading Nudge by Richard H. Thaler and Cass R. Sunstein? Do you want to read a Nudge book review before you make the purchase? In Nudge, the authors explain that people are not the eminently rational beings that appear in most economic theories—so-called homo economicus—but instead, are fallible and often irrational economic actors prone to all sorts of biases. This book was revolutionary and even influenced policymakers when it came out in 2008. Keep reading for a full Nudge review with commentary on its approach and context.