Giants stumble forward

The team at Apple wasn’t looking for a phone when they created the iPhone. They were searching for a better way to interact with music. Just as the market thought it understood the future, everything changed. Today’s tech narrative faces a similar...

Bulls don’t dance

In 1962, John F Kennedy challenged America to reach the moon. Not because it was easy but because it was hard. That kind of masculine energy drove innovation, creativity, and achievement. Dr. Robert Glover points to a stark shift after World War II. Men started...

Problems hide their heroes

The Wright brothers didn’t invent the wing – they studied birds. Henry Ford didn’t create the assembly line – he watched meatpackers. Steve Jobs didn’t devise the mouse – he borrowed it from Xerox. Ego makes us think we need to...

When pride meets progress

The Wright brothers didn’t conquer the skies alone. Their breakthrough came after writing to the Smithsonian Institution, requesting every publication they had on flying machines. Thomas Edison’s light bulb emerged through collaboration. He actively sought...

Critics own nothing

The critics sit comfortably in their armchairs, dispensing judgment on creations they’ve never attempted to build. They wield influence without responsibility, shaping opinions without skin in the game. These professional opinion-givers have carved out a curious...