Leaders often encourage their teams to think big and be more disruptive—but to follow through, people need new tools. We believe that learning how to design exponential business models is a discipline ...

A business could theoretically have created the most valuable service or product in the world. But without well-executed marketing strategies to get their word out, their brilliance is unfounded. And ...

Philanthropy is the right thing to do. There’s no question about it, says Chad Hoffman, president and CEO of Richwood Bank. Not only does it build stronger communities where we live, work and play, it ...

Inorganic growth through mergers and acquisitions has long been the go-to strategy for established SaaS companies looking to grow their recurring revenue. But while the potential for growth by ...

Rose Han paid off six figures in debt before building a seven-figure net worth. Her income escalated when she built a business that tapped into "one-to-infinity" leverage. It starts with asking ...

If it feels like technological change is happening faster than it used to, that’s because it is. It took around 12,000 years to move from the agrarian to the industrial revolution but only a couple of ...

How do top CEOs lead during this exponential age? How do you manage the explosion of information and onslaught of increasing competition? How do you sort through the abundance of opportunity and ...

Digital business models are a bit of a misnomer. It’s not digital technology that defines them; it’s their ability to create exponential value. The music and video industries, for example, weren’t ...

Ask ordinary software developers how to code an exponential function (that is, e x) and most will tell you to simply write an expression in their favorite high level language. But a significant slice ...

Imagine a movie character’s day going exactly as she planned: her organization systems make her space pristine, she’s on time or early for everything, her focus rivals an Olympian’s, and she adheres ...

Rose Han, like many, learned to earn money linearly — hour by hour, paycheck by paycheck. For years, she traded her time for money in her corporate job. She made good money, enough to start tackling ...