MBA
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Guiding Structure: Environment’s Impact
None are known to be good until they have an opportunity to be bad. Benjamin Whichcote Greetings, I’m back with another post for this week, and today’s topic is Guiding Structure, a concept I learned during my MBA studies. Let’s dive in. What exactly is Guiding Structure? As the name suggests, it involves an element… Continue reading
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Optimizing Performance: Key Elements
“Now no joy but lacks salt, / That is not dashed with pain / And weariness and fault…” Robert Frost – Poet Greetings! I am delighted to share with you this week’s topic, which I learned during my MBA journey – Performance Requirements. Think of our body as a computer system. Just as a powerful… Continue reading
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Compounding: Growing Wealth Exponentially.
“Improve by 1% a day, and in just 70 days, you’re twice as good.” Alan Weiss This week, I’ll discuss a concept I learned during my MBA studies: compounding. Though widely known, it’s worth revisiting. Compounding is the process of turning money into more money through strategic investments. To illustrate this concept, let’s consider the… Continue reading
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Exploring Fixed And Variable Costs
Hey, it’s Jerryy Garrett, back with this week’s post. I learned about different types of costs in my MBA, and I’ll share that with you. There are two main types: Fixed and variable costs. First, fixed cost. No matter if you make a million dollars in profits or losses, you still have to pay the… Continue reading
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Exploring Four Financial Ratios
Hey guys, it’s me Jerry Garrett, and I’m back with another blog for today. Today, we’re going to be learning about the four financial ratios: First, the profitability ratio is a measure of how well a company is managing its profits. It determines if there’s a lot of profit, less profit, or no profit at… Continue reading
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The three A’s of Wealth
It’s obvious that you need to make money to survive in this world, and today I’m going to be talking about exactly that. Today, I’m going to discuss three ways you can make money in this world. First of all, is active wealth. Second is asymmetric wealth. And third of all is assistive wealth. Now… Continue reading
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Learning Risk Reversal In MBA
“A ship is safe in harbor, but that’s not what ships are for.” John A. Shedd This week, I’m discussing another MBA concept: Risk Reversal. When a customer buys your new product, they’re taking a risk. They haven’t used it before and don’t know if it’ll work as expected. They might believe your product is… Continue reading
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Value Delivery In MBA
“Always Delivery More Than You Are Paid To Deliver.” Robin Sharma Back with another post today, we’re diving into a key topic in MBA: value delivery. Picture this. The sale’s done. Money’s exchanged hands from the customer to the seller, but the product hasn’t reached the customer yet. It can’t be just any random product;… Continue reading
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Talking about Damaging Admission
Hey, I’m back with another post. Today, we’ll talk about damaging admission using examples from the Personal MBA book by Josh Kaufman. Damaging admission is like building trust and caution. Josh Kaufman once moved to a mountainous area. He found a house to lease but was warned about lions and landslides by the owners. They… Continue reading
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Understanding Pressurising
“By pushing or forcing something upon people, you tend to push people further away.” Christopher Atkins Let’s talk about pressurization, or forcing someone to do something they may not want to. Picture this: you’re a car salesman and a customer strolls in. He takes interest in one of your cars – it could be luxurious… Continue reading
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