How a College Startup beat a Billion Dollar Company? (to become a $850 billion company)

Train your mind to never get nervous in any situation (Practical Steps)

Netflix is an inspirational example of a company that successfully shifted its business model multiple times and grew exponentially because of that. They started with renting boxed products through a mail service nationally (in the US) and shifted to delivering on-demand entertainment catering to diverse needs globally. The "all you can eat subscription’ that Netflix offers, lets you watch your favorite shows anywhere and at any time you want.  What did their innovation journey towards this success look like and what is driving the exponential growth? Let’s explore how Netflix shifted its business model in order to grow exponentially.

Jack Ma's Alibaba beat the US giant eBay?

Alibaba the huge Chinese Internet conglomerate that is really a technology company that serves retail customers and controls 80% of the Chinese e-commerce market. But it wasn't always the case, the story of how it's founder Jack Ma, a teacher founded and beat eBay and Amazon is a truly remarkable lesson for new Entrepreneurs.

Jack Ma grew up in humble circumstances in communist China. He famously tells people how he twice failed his university entrance exams and was rejected from every job he applied to after college, including the fast-food chain, KFC. Ma is the quintessential rags-to-riches story

Alibaba was founded in 1999 in the garage of Jack Ma, a former English school teacher, management’s ambition is to build on its spectacular success in China to become the global leader in e-commerce.

Fear-based marketing is the use of consumers' fears to motivate them to purchase a product. The consumer buys fearing the consequences of not buying.we will learn, how brands did this successfully? How as a customer you can safeguard yourself from the trap of fear marketing? And how you can do it ethically for your business?

Ireland has long had a reputation as one of Western Europe’s poorest nations, with a third of the population living below the poverty line as recently as the 1980s. In 2020, it was declared the fastest growing economy! How did they do this, let’s find out in today’s podcast