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Analysis | 2025/10/19 05:30
The world’s most effective leaders rarely transform overnight. Their success comes from small, consistent daily habits — the kind that, over time, create profound transformation. This principle, known in economics as the compound interest effect, operates the same way in leadership and personal growth.The Power of Small StepsWhen a leader makes just one small improvement each day — reading a page...
Analysis | 2025/10/18 12:30
The media company’s CEO, Darren, saw everything correctly on paper. The team wanted to accelerate work, involve more people, and expand capabilities. The market was heating up, competitors were moving ahead. But something inside him resisted. That feeling is often a signal that the organization’s real “season” doesn’t match the team’s ambitions. If you try to move at a summer pace when the company...
Analysis | 2025/10/16 14:40
Senior leaders often note that the team has a warm atmosphere, but the lack of direct and timely feedback keeps people on the “island of Armenian harmony.” Kindness is important, but without courageous honesty, skills don’t grow, problems escalate, and efficiency stagnates. Below is a practical guide on how to create a culture where feedback becomes a unifying work habit, not an uncomfortable crit...
Analysis | 2025/10/13 14:40
Preparations for the "end of the world" among the technological elite are gaining new momentum: rapid developments in artificial intelligence simultaneously fuel both "existential" fears and technological utopianism. On one side—bunkers, reserves, dual citizenship, and the search for "safe havens," on the other—promises that machine intelligence will cure diseases and save the climate. In between...
Analysis | 2025/10/12 12:30
Most mature companies eventually face the same challenge — slowing growth or stagnation. However, research over the past decades shows that stagnation is not an inevitable fate but rather a consequence of organizational thinking and strategy. Some companies have managed not only to avoid it but also to achieve what scientists call “breakthrough growth” — reaching results twice as high as the avera...
Analysis | 2025/10/09 14:40
How to choose the right partner: 4 factors that determine the success of a business
Analysis | 2025/10/08 14:50
The fashion world was waiting for what news Mathieu Blazy would bring as chief designer of Chanel
Analysis | 2025/10/07 14:48
Running a business is always associated with risk. However, Aon's latest global report shows that the nature of the risks facing companies is changing today. While years ago financial or operational threats were a priority for businesses, now the biggest risk is cyberattacks and data breaches.Additionally, geopolitical instability has begun to play a significant role; it has risen 12 positions com...
Analysis | 2025/10/05 06:30
Why companies are turning to the co-leadership modelThe role of the modern CEO has become extremely complex; they must simultaneously master technological, financial, managerial, and strategic issues. One person cannot effectively lead such a multi-layered system. Co-leadership is an attempt to solve this problem by distributing responsibility and strengthening the stability of the leadership team...
Analysis | 2025/10/04 12:30
When the board becomes a brake, not an engineWhy many boards fail, even when filled with smart peopleWhen a company faces a rapidly changing market, the key to success is not solely in the hands of the executive team. Much depends on the board, the body that should not only oversee but also lead, provide direction, and encourage risk-taking when necessary.But what really happens? In many cases, bo...
Analysis | 2025/10/04 06:30
We have all heard that "Success comes from grades and perseverance." However, in real life, that is not the whole truth. Excellent grades may show your knowledge, and perseverance may show your diligence, but opportunity requires something more: the right mindset, skill development, and understanding of context.Knowledge is not always the decisive factor in the gameExcellent grades can provide acc...
Analysis | 2025/10/02 15:00
The media sector is going through difficult times. In the last decade, newspaper revenues have decreased by almost a third. Young people read fewer media outlets and spend more time on social networks or with chatbots. In those platforms, news is often mixed with misinformation. All of this makes one think: what is missing in modern journalism? Many experts believe the answer is emotions. Emotions...
Analysis | 2025/09/30 15:00
Perceptions of the Innovation CrisisIn recent years, companies have faced increasing pressure to innovate and maintain leading positions in the market. However, reality shows that bringing innovative ideas to life is becoming increasingly complex and costly. Three main factors are often cited: The rise in research and development (R&D) costs, The long-term processes of developing new products,...
Analysis | 2025/09/28 14:00
The management of an organization is often determined by the style of one person: the executive director. Research shows that up to 45% of variations in company performance are related to the executive director's work, while up to 70% of variations in employee engagement are linked to the decisions of managers and leaders. This means that a wrong leadership approach quickly affects the entire orga...
Analysis | 2025/09/21 13:00
Social media is one of the most powerful business tools today.
