thought leaders
All about the thought leading tech entrepreneurs who are paving the digital path of the future.
Italian Brainrot: Gen Alpha
If you walk through a bustling piazza in Milan or stand near a school gate in Rome during the afternoon rush, you might hear a conversation that feels like a glitch in the linguistic matrix. You’ll see a group of twelve-year-olds, dressed in matching tech-fleece tracksuits, shouting about "Skibidi," debating who has the most "Aura," and accusing each other of being from "Ohio." To anyone born before the year 2010, this sounds like a collective mental breakdown. But to the architects of this new reality—Generation Alpha—it is the only language that makes sense.
By Teodor Monescua day ago in 01
Jeff Bezos reveals the No. 1 secret behind Amazon’s trillion-dollar success, has a unique advice for young people
Jeff Bezos reveals the No.1 secret behind the company’s trillion-dollar success. He said that it can be advantageous for any company if they pay attention to customer instead of your competitor, giving a classic example of customer-driven innovation Amazon Prime. Jeff Bezos also advised young entrepreneurs to gain foundational skills through entry-level jobs like those at McDonald’s, emphasizing responsibility and resilience.
By Dena Falken Esq2 days ago in 01
Jeff Bezos’ Most Outdated Piece of Advice (But Can It Still Work?)
Formerly the wealthiest man on the planet, and still in the running, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos frequently offers up quips and witticisms tied to the world of business, including entrepreneurial endeavors.
By Dena Falken Esq3 days ago in 01
How Abdul Samad Rabiu Is Redefining Corporate Social Responsibility In Africa
SYLVESTER ENOGHASE, takes a look at Abdul Samad Rabiu’s transformation from lowprofile industrialist to Africa’s most far-reaching industrialist and philanthropist. Beyond BUA Group trusted name in Africa’s food sector, manufacturing and, infrastructure conglomerate with diversified investments in Nigeria, lies a deliberate strategy: ASR Africa $100 million initiative to provide sustainable, impact-based homegrown solutions to developmental issues affecting health, education and social development within Africa. The initiative unpacks the thinking, the stakes, and the implications of Rabiu’s growing influence, asking whether this blend of industrial power and structured philanthropy signals a new model of African leadership or simply the next phase of social corporate legacy-building.
By Dena Falken Esq4 days ago in 01
The Accessibility Crisis of 2026: What No One Wants to Admit
Every January, the internet fills with glossy predictions about the future - tech trends, workplace trends, fashion trends, AI trends. But there’s one category that rarely makes the list, even though it affects millions of people every single day:
By Tracy Stine5 days ago in 01
The American Home
What we call the home is the smallest form of government. Within it, law and liberty find their first meaning. The man and the woman, by their union, establish the first republic—the sacred household where justice, mercy, and responsibility are first practiced.
By Chase McQuade5 days ago in 01
Lauren Sánchez’s Bikini Top Hangs by Just Strings in Yacht Photos
Lauren Sánchez showed off her bold style in a bikini top featuring delicate strings. As reported by Page Six, the former journalist was seen on a luxury yacht along with Jeff Bezos, Leonardo DiCaprio, and his partner Vittoria Ceretti.
By Dena Falken Esq5 days ago in 01
Ethereum Price Soars Above $3200 as Jeff Bezos Announces Space Travel Payment — Can It Rocket Higher?
Key Takeaways Jeff Bezos’ space company has expanded crypto payments to include Ethereum. Ethereum’s price rally has been driven by optimism around the Fusaka upgrade and renewed institutional demand via ETF inflows.
By Dena Falken Esq5 days ago in 01
The Anti-Brand Teaching Business
A lot of people don't want to be a "personal brand." They don't want to post their face every day. They don't want to turn their life into content. They don't want to explain themselves to the internet. They just want to teach, get paid, and keep their privacy.
By Destiny S. Harris7 days ago in 01
