Learn something new every day — a concept, an idea, a mindset shift. Small daily upgrades = big transformations.
It’s not magic. It’s exponential growth.
How AI is creating personalized paths that vibe with your story — and you can be the one calling the shots.
A story about how you became the main character of your own feed… and a 3-step escape plan.
We’re feeling the octopus hug of algorithms: warm, convenient… and kinda tight. Hyper-personalization saves time, but it can totally stifle curiosity. The result? Predictable feeds, anemic imagination, and privacy on a never-ending vacation.
The series “Money Heist” is like a dope lab for checking out all kinds of conflict management situations in a team. Think back to the moments when conflicts popped up and how they got resolved.
Money Heist is like a total conflict lab: huge egos, split-second decisions, media all over the place, hostages, cops, and even some romance in the middle of a heist… basically, it’s the worst combo ever for teamwork. That’s why the show is a solid resource for pulling out practical conflict management principles that you can actually apply to real teams. Below, I’m linking 10 key moments from the series to mediation, negotiation, and leadership methods you can use with your squad tomorrow.
1) Getting on the same page before the chaos: “Professor’s rules” and the social contract. Before the first heist, the Professor lays down some clear rules (no real names, no ties… [and so on]).
How can you turn your sales pitch into a powerful tool to land a meeting? The Wolf of Wall Street learned that lesson fast, and now you can find out how to make your business a success!
When we look at Japan and how they train young people to memorize 2,000 kanji and actually remember them, the first thought is, “They study more.” But the truth is the opposite: they study in sync with their brains, not against them.
What does Purple Rain teach us about your creative career? Prince didn’t just make a song; he created a whole survival guide for being creative.
August 21, 1942 — Bambi hit the screens and showed us that animation can totally hit you in the feels with style and depth.
In this age of digital overload, something unexpected is happening: paper is making a comeback.
01001011 01001001 01010100 01010100 01011001 01001000 01000001 01010111 01001011 00110001 00111001 00110000 00110011 🛩️ DECEMBER 17TH THE DAY MAN LEARNED TO FLY, YO 1903
Em 16 de dezembro de 1947, os cientistas do Bell Labs realizaram a primeira demonstração bem-sucedida do transistor. Por apenas um instante, uma pequena peça de metal e cristal substituiu as válvulas gigantes — e venceu. Sem telas touch. Sem processadores i9. Sem inteligência artificial.
Em 3 de dezembro de 1992, o engenheiro Neil Papworth enviou a primeira mensagem SMS da história.
Do computador dele para o celular do seu chefe, a frase simples — “Merry Christmas” — inaugurou uma nova forma de comunicação humana.
In December ’90, Tim Berners-Lee dropped the first working prototype of the World Wide Web.
What he didn’t even know? He was kickstarting a whole new vibe: a space where cultures collide, careers pop off, creativity levels up, and revolutions spark — all at once. 🔥💻✨
Nos EUA, ela surgiu para nomear o caos urbano pós-Thanksgiving — ruas abarrotadas, lojas lotadas, filas que davam voltas no quarteirão e gente lutando por televisões como se fossem artefatos sagrados.
No Brasil, como sempre, não decepcionamos.
Transformamos a Black Friday em evento digital, híbrido, remixado, com memes, lives, influenciadores, cashback, link afiliado, cupom secreto, cupom falso, cupom que nunca funciona…
É a economia criativa em seu estado mais primal.
