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The Psychological Science Behind Happiness

Although the study of stress and how it affects us physically and psychologically is fascinating, it is—admittedly—somewhat of a grim topic. Psychology is also interested in the study of a more upbeat and encouraging approach to human affairs—the quest for happiness. HAPPINESS The world believes that everyone should have an unalienable right to pursue happiness. But what […]

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Albin Lix – Founder & Managing Director at Digital Business Lab

This article was originally published here: Albin Lix – Founder & Managing Director at Digital Business Lab Moving from provincial France to ultra-urban Hong Kong has given Albin Lix a diverse mindset which he has taken into his business. What’s your story? Growing up in France’s  St. Malo province, where all is about modesty, enthusiasm, […]
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The Psychological Science Behind Happiness

Although the study of stress and how it affects us physically and psychologically is fascinating, it is—admittedly—somewhat of a grim topic. Psychology is also interested in the study of a more upbeat and encouraging approach to human affairs—the quest for happiness. HAPPINESS The world believes that everyone should have an unalienable right to pursue happiness. But what […]
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Cham Tang – Founder & Head of Marketing Authentic Education

This article was originally published here: Cham Tang – Founder & Head of Marketing Authentic Education Inspired by a book to raise his ambitions and change his life, Cham Tang now helps others do the same. What’s your story? In 1978, my parents fled Vietnam by boat to Australia and we arrived as refugees. I […]
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When Artists And Scientists Team Up

For Clifford V. Johnson, there’s a powerful instrument that’s often missed when we talk about science: art. The professor of physics and astronomy at the University of Southern California researches the nature of space and time, including topics like quantum gravity and black holes. But he’s also interested in broadening the cultural understanding of science. He works […]
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What We To Stand Gain From GameStop

If you would have told me that the financial future of the US markets and economy could hinge on a legacy video game retailer that has been in decline for years, I wouldn’t have believed you. But here we are… GameStop and the collective power of coordinated retail investors have brought about an erosion of […]
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The Secret Of Clubhouse’s Growth Model

Clubhouse’s rapid growth has taken it to more that six million registered users (active users or those who have downloaded the app to reserve their name) as of February 1, putting it at the center of cultural phenomenon that takes social audio to heights of popularity that many years of podcasting apps and platforms have never […]
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Startups Lose Innovative Edge After Corporate Funding?

When a large corporation puts money into a small startup, huge innovations can result — like the rapid-fire development of a COVID-19 vaccine. The first two vaccines to win U.S. regulatory approval both came from biotech startups that had received equity investments from pharmaceutical giants: · In January 2015, Merck took a $50 million stake in […]
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It’s Time To Redefine The Workplace

A post on Salesforce’s website heralds the end of the nine-to-five era, explaining that it makes no sense to expect people to continue working in this archaic way, and proposes three new approaches: flex, fully remote and office-based, which will define how the company works when things normalize after the pandemic. The company says it expects the flex format to be adopted by the […]
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The Secret Of Clubhouse’s Growth Model

Clubhouse’s rapid growth has taken it to more that six million registered users (active users or those who have downloaded the app to reserve their name) as of February 1, putting it at the center of cultural phenomenon that takes social audio to heights of popularity that many years of podcasting apps and platforms have never […]
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The Economics Of Airbnb

Airbnb just went public in a debut that’s been widely celebrated. We dug into the company’s prospectus and learned some interesting facts about their business and travel trends. Cash flow is highly seasonal. ABNB makes all it’s money in Q3. As you can see, that’s pretty much the only quarter in which the company is comfortably […]

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The History and Future of Live Music

“Music is about human beings communicating with other human beings,” said Andrew Dubber, professor of music industry innovation at Birmingham City University and director at Music Tech Fest. Live music has existed for as long as humans have been communicating—that is, since the dawn of man. Here’s a quick history. 100,000 years ago: First prehistoric performances. Humans “perform” […]

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Albin Lix – Founder & Managing Director at Digital Business Lab

This article was originally published here: Albin Lix – Founder & Managing Director at Digital Business Lab Moving from provincial France to ultra-urban Hong Kong has given Albin Lix a diverse mindset which he has taken into his business. What’s your story? Growing up in France’s  St. Malo province, where all is about modesty, enthusiasm, […]
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Vivian Er – Marketing/Sales Director of Er Interior Private Limited

This article was originally published here: Vivian Er – Marketing/Sales Director of Er Interior Private Limited Joining the family business was a long step from running a cafe, but it is one that has given Vivian Er a great deal of satisfaction. What’s your story? My name is Vivian and I represent my family business […]

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