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The Market’s End The most interesting part of any market is its end. Why does the market stop at this point? There are lots of customers who would presumably purchase products if they could afford to, but they don’t. And there are presumably lots of companies that would love to sell products to these consumers if they could do so profitably. But at some point, the market just ends. This is also the point where entrepreneurship begins.
The Innovation Stack
Jim McKelvey
In conclusion, your culture is the behavioral norms of your company. If you are unintentional about how you and others behave, you likely won’t enjoy the results. Instead, be intentional. Identify the behaviors that you would like to see. Then document them, model them, hire for them, and enforce them.
The Great CEO Within
Matt Mochary, Alex MacCaw, and Misha Talavera
When individual men stay home to do the work of homemaking and child rearing, the arrangement is still viewed as “unnatural” by most observers. Rather than being viewed as doing what they should do as people in relationships, homemaking men are seen as especially chivalrous, as sacrificing the power and privileges they could have as privileged male workers outside the home in order to do woman’s work inside the home.
The Will to Change
bell hooks
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