Randy Dominguez did not enter the entertainment business through a conventional route. He spent 55 years in finance, working in areas that included trading, wealth management, and leadership before retiring in 2018. A year later, a meeting with filmmaker Fulvio Cecere introduced him to an…
Leadership problems do not always begin with a bad strategy. A founder can identify the right priority, assign capable people, establish deadlines, and still watch an initiative create resistance instead of progress. Dr. Leigh Byers believes the problem often begins with what the plan leaves…
On October 17, 2026, a recording will begin playing in a backyard in Argentina, a yoga hall in Italy, a living room in Ohio and a field north of Johannesburg where fossils of humanity’s direct ancestors were pulled from the ground. All of them will…
Startup mythology is built around the twenty-something founder. Investor Paul Graham once put a number on it, saying, as Harvard Business Review later quoted him, that “the cutoff in investors’ heads is 32,” after which they “start to be a little skeptical.” The data says…
Growth can expose weaknesses that were nearly invisible when an e-commerce business was smaller. A checkout that handled a few dozen orders a day may struggle when traffic spikes. A payment setup that once seemed inexpensive can become costly as transaction volume climbs. Fraud, chargebacks,…
For Kelly Ray, real estate has never been about houses. It’s about people. Every home represents a chapter in someone’s life—a first home filled with excitement, a growing family needing more space, an empty nester beginning a new adventure, or someone navigating one of life’s…
