In today's episode, we focus on the early rise of John Jakob Raskob, the man who would go on to become the developer of the iconic Empire State Building. We'll explore Raskob's humble beginnings,

ChatGPT is the potential "google killer" an AI technology that can eloquently write responses to your inquiries. Is this something people should be worried about? Is it going to take your job? May

I have always held that professionalism is a choice, but I am learning that, to some degree, and for some people, it is a skill. Maybe it doesn't come naturally, but the excuses really have to end the

In today's episode, I took on the Marxist belief system that billionaires and enterpreneurs in general are universally exploitive and somehow have to be to get where they are. This is the video in

I thought of a new way to show the difference in thinking between business and personal achievement on a linear scale and vs an exponential scale. A work/worth ratio explains the mindset and under

External locus leadership seemingly found its way into one of the world's largest automakers. It is a shame that despite Ford's founder Henry Ford being one of the best business leaders in history, hi

Where does first world tyranny come from? What does it look like? Whats the best remedy? Good business. Also, a bit of a story about how mere action and being in motion can bring opportunity to y

How does one "think bigger?" What does it mean to apply bigger thinking to our enterprises? What if I (insert some kind of problem)?I tackle all of this and also get a second opinion again from Mr

Volodya joins KKRS again to discuss the extremely hot topic of "quiet quitting." What was intended to put this issue on trial really became an extremely valuable lesson in leadership, reputation build

I explain what increasing interest rates does to the affordability of real estate. If rates keep rising, real estate will keep falling.