Brain Game

How do we make the mind an ally, not an enemy? A founders’ guide to that one inherent challenge – being a human.

Brain Game

NGL: When does founder fibbing become fraud?

Storytelling, cherry picking, fudging the numbers, fraud. Founder dishonesty comes on a sliding scale. You’re not 100% sure how...

4 minute read

Brain Game

Acts of will: Do founders need self discipline?

Why do we struggle so much with “self control”? Why do we mess up diets, skip gym sessions, and procrastinate over work duties?...

5 minute read

Brain Game

A bundle of ROI: Why your startup is not your baby

“It’s my baby” is something we hear a lot in corporate spaces, usually in reference to pet projects. When it comes to founders...

3 minute read

Brain Game

Founders and family: the ultimate juggling act (Part 1)

Entrepreneurs tend to wear their busyness like a badge of honour. They feel the pressure to do it all, see it all, and be it...

4 minute read

Brain Game

Born with it: Personas of successful entrepreneurs

Ah, self-awareness. It can be rare in the entrepreneurial world. If you've got it, you already have a major edge. Mike Wilner...

4 minute read

Brain Game

Narcissism: a founder’s best friend?

Everyone has narcissistic tendencies, which isn’t a bad thing. But successful founders take the cake. Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff...

3 minute read

Brain Game

‘A’ for effort: Should bosses reward effort over outcomes?

Reward effort or outcome? Corporations pride themselves on building the next best thing, whether it be the iPhone, Google, or...

4 minute read

Brain Game

Creativity in the chaos: ADHD in entrepreneurs

Starting a business is hard enough for neurotypicals. Doing it with ADHD is an even bigger mountain to climb. But someone who’s...

4 minute read

Brain Game

Startups and Sleep Part 1: Hustle Hysteria

COVID set off a symphony of alarm bells in terms of our mental and physical wellbeing. But we’re still ignoring them in favour...

6 minute read

Brain Game

Startups and Sleep Part 2: Both ends of the candle

In Part 1 of this Startups and Sleep series, we explored the egregious effects of too much work and not enough sleep. But...

6 minute read

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The internet’s biggest guide to the weirdness of startups

The startup space is a place of extremes. Wild ambition, devastating failure, unimaginable success. Nowadays, even rock stars...

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Red, Blue and Pink oceans: How choosing the right waters can stop you sinking

Startups are constantly being told to “do things differently”. Blue Ocean Strategy is one of the few frameworks that actually...

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Web 3.0: who controls the new internet in a capitalist world?

Decentralising the web promises transparency and equality. But if Big Tech and VC firms are the ones building and investing in...

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Out of the ether: Where do startup ideas actually come from?

You’ve heard the smug CEO interviews and seen it portrayed in movies: the moment of profound epiphany. The eureka moment, the...

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NGL: When does founder fibbing become fraud?

Acts of will: Do founders need self discipline?

A bundle of ROI: Why your startup is not your baby

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Born with it: Personas of successful entrepreneurs

Narcissism: a founder’s best friend?

‘A’ for effort: Should bosses reward effort over outcomes?

Creativity in the chaos: ADHD in entrepreneurs

Startups and Sleep Part 1: Hustle Hysteria

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The internet’s biggest guide to the weirdness of startups

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