Business growth starts with clarity.
Clarity starts with SIMPLE answers to these 5 questions.
1. What are building?
2. How does it work?
3. Who is it for?
4. How do you make money?
5. Why?
While the likes of Lacoste and Perrier stage ground activations that are more or less familiar in idea and execution, #StellaArtois is doing a full-blown rooftop clay bar this year at the French Open.
From clay chalices in 2024-25 to a clay bar in 2026, they know a thing or two on how to build on a good idea.
Talk about raising the bar, both literally and metaphorically.
A year ago, building software meant learning to code or paying a developer five figures. Now you describe what you want in plain English and have a working prototype the same afternoon.
That's not the only thing that flipped. Market research that needed a consultant takes minutes. The company that needed a co-founder and real capital needs one person who knows the space. A full tech stack that cost a fortune runs for a few thousand a year.
No co-founder, no degree, no investor's blessing required. As @jonnystartup puts it in his Great Reinvention essay, building the product is no longer the bottleneck.
First Nike ad that gave me chills since No Cinderellas, and it’s not even real.
It’s by a 20 yr old designer named Asher Hyde.
Nike creative is getting lapped by kids.
Really? It’s a tough time for people who built expensive housing that doesn’t fit the needs of most renters? 🤔
The Apartment Megamerger That Shows Landlords Are in Trouble https://t.co/5EtOvwSTYZ
Today for @thingtesting_ profiled three second-time founder teams about how they’re building their brands differently this time.
First up, Ryan Babenzien of Jolie (and previously Greats) on building for simplicity, efficiency, and even bigger rewards: https://t.co/RAtVpfL3Mh
I wish companies were bolder with their online shopping suggestions. It's always "You bought this shirt. You might also like...this very similar shirt". I want things like "You bought this shirt. You might also like...becoming a beekeeper and moving to Portugal".