Prosocial: Using Evolutionary Science to Build Productive, Equitable, and Collaborative Groups’ is a book for designing effective and socially equitable groups of all sizes, including businesses and societies. Based on the work of Nobel Prize winning economist Elinor…
How Will You Measure Your Life is described as a strategy and innovation book by Harvard Business Professor and Author Clay Christensen. He first found fame with his book The Innovators Dilemma, which examines how companies can stay cutting-edge…
When we start from first principles and ask ourselves why, we can better progress and move onto our how. It is possible for our why to change at various points in our weeks, months or over the course of…
As businesses pivot in an attempt to adapt and adjust to the current climate, many founders will be reviewing the need for existential flexibility. Given the large number of both personal and environmental variables, there is no clear cut roadmap…
As we have all heard and experienced, the global economy has and will suffer greatly as a result of the Corona Virus. However today is a different time to the 1930s, or even 2008. Whilst no one knows what…
Innovation in work, meaning and purpose in the modern age In our piece on ‘The Work Place Revolution’ commissioned for the X+Why blog, we took a look at how co-working spaces are tackling the burn out epidemic through much needed…
Estonian by birth, Julian Kaljuvee has lived a culturally varied life across both the States and Europe. He is a Harvard graduate and ex-Goldman Quant, turned FinTech consultant and company director working in the Crypto space. Here he shares…
