Business

  • My story of launching E-shop business with AI

    My story of launching E-shop business with AI

    (in 2 months and 3 steps: Seed→Feed→Grow) In 2024, after six years in the corporate world, I left my secure job to start my own business. This time I took a fresh approach, using a lot of AI and automation… more

  • An interesting look at Nike’s recent business struggles

    An interesting look at Nike’s recent business struggles

    I found this story on LinkedIn here. The article was originally posted by MRKTNG.fi. I agree with two points: But I don’t agree with the article’s title. I don’t think consultants ruined the business. It looks more like a leadership… more

  • Now build your own app in no time

    Now build your own app in no time

    Personal software for everything is the new norm. more

  • Reminder: Marketing

    Reminder: Marketing

    A reminder to myself: Marketing is more than just sales. It is about the people you help.It is about solving real problems.It is about the stories you tell.It is about building strong connections. Does your customer remember you after paying? more

  • Minimum Lovable Product

    Minimum Lovable Product

    The era of the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is fading. Now, the focus shifts to the Minimum Lovable Product (MLP). For a long time, MVPs were the go-to strategy for startups—launch quickly, test, and refine. A smart approach, right? But… more

  • Growth vs Profitability dilemma

    Growth vs Profitability dilemma

    What do Amazon, Uber, Tesla, and Spotify have in common? They’re all high-tech companies that stayed unprofitable for decades, prioritizing rapid growth over immediate profit. But times are changing. A recent Y-Combinator podcast indirectly highlights this shift. Those speakers are… more

  • Amazon’s income statement insights

    Amazon’s income statement insights

    Amazon’s income statement is a masterclass in diversification. It’s not just an online store—it’s a tech company, a logistics powerhouse, a media giant, and even an advertising titan. Here are a few lessons entrepreneurs and businesses can take away: more

  • Money & Trust

    Money & Trust

    Money is a product of human imagination based on universal trust in the system. For over 5,000 years, humans have used some form of money. In the last 50 years, though, our trust in it has reached new heights. This… more

  • Devaluation of intelligence

    Devaluation of intelligence

    If you are not planning for the price of intelligence to go to zero, the next 3-5 years are going to incredibly disruptive to your business / life. This is the main idea for the rest of the decade, buckle… more

  • Action produces information

    Action produces information

    Pre-product-market fit rules:Keep doing stuff.If sharks stop swimming, they die.Action produces information.When facing a mountain in the fog, take three steps; the next three will reveal themselves. more

  • My reflections on ‘Slow Productivity’ book

    My reflections on ‘Slow Productivity’ book

    I picked up this book because the idea of slow productivity had resonated with me for a while. In my fast-paced corporate job, people were constantly overwhelmed by emails, chats and meetings. Despite working hard, it often felt like projects… more

  • The cost of doing nothing

    The cost of doing nothing

    This quote caught my attention, and I definitely agree with it. In reality, the cost of doing nothing is huge when looking at the long term. Investing in being wrong always has a return on investment – the experience that… more

  • Heuristic and algorithmic decisions

    Heuristic and algorithmic decisions

    In business, decision-making often revolves around two primary approaches: heuristic and algorithmic. Both methods have distinct advantages and can be effective in different situations. Understanding when to use each approach can significantly impact your decision-making process. Heuristic MethodsHeuristic methods rely… more

  • 10:10 problem

    10:10 problem

    Try asking ChatGPT this: Draw a picture of a group of watches showing 20 minutes after 8. The result will be a group of wristwatches showing 10:10 instead. Why? It’s because Text-to-Image AI models are trained on billions of images… more

  • Google cut manager and VP roles by 10%

    Google cut manager and VP roles by 10%

    Well. No surprise at all. It’s just the beginning. Google has cut its number of top management roles by 10% in its yearslong push for efficiency, CEO Sundar Pichai told employees Wednesday in an all-hands meeting. BUSINESS INSIDER more

  • Embracing the uncertainty

    Embracing the uncertainty

    This video perfectly captures how I feel about entrepreneurship now. You gather courage and willpower, close your eyes, and jump into the unknown. At first, you’re flying scared — unable to see clearly where you’ll land. Slowly, the clouds thin… more

  • Can AI give you big-company power?

    Can AI give you big-company power?

    At the heart of today’s organizations is the idea that a diverse group of talented individuals, using their variety of knowledge and experience, can work well together. This cooperation creates synergy that drives business forward. But a big (technological) change… more

  • I’ve just quit my job. So, what’s next?

    I’ve just quit my job. So, what’s next?

    I’m leaving behind a comfortable corporate life—working with smart and nice people, stable paychecks, and other perks. Now, I’m diving into the cold waters 🥶 of entrepreneurship… returning to my roots.I had some choices and plenty of time to think… more

  • Can Human Content Survive AI?

    Can Human Content Survive AI?

    Will human-created content survive in new Internet economy?The Google and OpenAI presentations this week were quite impressive. One thing that is becoming increasingly clear is that both giants are pushing for AI-powered search engines that provide direct answers, potentially bypassing… more

  • Netflix’s Rise in 3 Scenes

    Netflix’s Rise in 3 Scenes

    I learned these three business cases from Netflix founder Marc Randolph during my PowerMBA studies. Netflix’s Rise: From Underdog to Streaming King in 3 scenes. Netflix, today’s $262 billion streaming giant, started its tiny business in 1997 as a DVD-by-mail… more

  • Free AI tool to boost website conversions

    Free AI tool to boost website conversions

    VWO Chrome Extension does just that. It’s FREE & helps to analyze your website and generate hypotheses for better conversions. Here’s how to try it:1. Google “VWO Chrome Extension” & install it.2. Go to your website.3. Click the VWO Chrome… more

  • I finished my PowerMBA marathon

    I finished my PowerMBA marathon

    I’m excited to tell you that I’ve earned my business school certificate from PowerMBA. In 2023, I was looking for knowledge to take my business education to the next level and together with my colleagues from Decathlon (thanks Josef Kalous)… more

  • Sam Altman predicts a 1-person, billion-dollar company soon

    Sam Altman predicts a 1-person, billion-dollar company soon

    OpenAI‘s CEO Sam Altman predicts a 1-person, billion-dollar company soon. 🤯👈 Seems fantastical, but just 3 years ago, free chat apps tackling design, marketing, legal & finance, sales & customer service etc were sci-fi too.AI’s potential is vast. Imagine solopreneurs… more