books, Business, Economics, English
Decoded and Selling in a Crisis
There have always been difficult times and people have survived them. Decoded and Selling in a Crisis give you tools to overcome your hurdles.
November 13, 2022- Business, Economics, English
WEB3 IS HERE
Most of the regular web services will have web3 equivalents. Don’t wait too long to get yourself familiar with the future since incumbents become obsolete faster.
November 26, 2021 - Business, Economics, English, Post-coronavirus
Remote-first work
Countries matter less when you can work and live anywhere. Where should you live and work in this decade?
August 23, 2021 - Business, Economics, English
The art of NFTs
Does your NFT exists if you mint or buy it but nobody sees it? It’s easy to focus on the technical aspects of something and forget where the real value is.
April 12, 2021 - Business, Economics, English
Individual ownership
it’s time to take the control back from the big platforms and take ownership of our content, audience, business, finances, and the rest of our property.
January 17, 2021 
Business, Economics, English, Podcasts, Post-coronavirus, Society, Talks with PetriSuccess through failure, innovation and imitation
Johan Norberg talks about the misfits, rebels and innovators that push the reluctant society into progress, the role of entrepreneurs and why this is a scary moment in time.
October 25, 2020- books, Business, Economics, English
Open: The Story of Human Progress
Johan Norberg has written a magnificent book that gives insights into our current world, the state we are with all the polarisations and conflicts but also how fragile our success is, and why it is not guaranteed to last.
September 22, 2020 
Business, Economics, English, Podcasts, Talks with PetriPersonalised learning with service design thinking
Entrepreneur Kadri Tuisk explores the future of education with personalised learning, why she loves design thinking and being outside of her comfort zone. She also talks about startup pivoting and hitchhiking to her first career.
August 30, 2020
Business, Economics, English, Podcasts, Talks with PetriFinder, minder, grinder and a marmot advocate
Preston Byrne talks about how disruption hits education and service careers, the future of decentralised finance, and why you should avoid VC funding.
August 23, 2020
Business, Economics, English, Podcasts, Talks with PetriNail it before you scale it
Lars Tvede talks about people and ideas entrepreneurs, navigating business cycles, how to inspire people and have fun while remote working, and what it takes to be a lucky person.
August 9, 2020- books, Business, Economics, English
Books to read
Books to read in startup funding and growth, business management, technology innovation and society in general.
August 7, 2020 
Economics, English, Podcasts, Society, Talks with PetriThe long run is here
Daniel Lacalle talks about bubbles and central bank traps, practical tips for individuals, why we are not learning from history and what’s the role of human ingenuity.
August 2, 2020- Business, Economics, English, Post-coronavirus, Society
Inflicted mobility
When it’s time to move on and leave the unreceptive environment behind?
June 2, 2020 - books, Business, Economics, English, Post-coronavirus, Society
How innovation works
Whether you want to learn about various innovation stories or understand better the interconnected nature of the innovation system Ridley shines light to the crucial area of our existence. Who wants to go back thirty, twenty or even ten years?
June 1, 2020 - Business, Economics, English, Post-coronavirus, Society
The new post-corona world
It requires friendliness and encouragement towards small and fragile. It expects thick skin and moral backbone to resist the temptation of favouring incumbents and old solutions. It accepts the fact that something new is strange, different and unfamiliar
May 8, 2020 - Business, Economics, English, Post-coronavirus, Society
Coping with post-coronavirus realities
The whole process of going through the different stages of the coronavirus crisis has shown weaknesses, stress points, structural, managerial, political and systemic challenges or mere blunt misconducts and ignorance in our society.
May 7, 2020
It has shown that we are not prepared for something that is unexpected and requires immediate coordination and cooperation on a large scale. - Business, Economics, English, Post-coronavirus, Society
Second-order consequences of post-corona new normal
Second-order effects are category-defining, paradigm-shifting and changing the course of many product categories, habits and values for good.
They are big changes that may seem to approach slowly but yet their coming is a certainty, it’s just a matter of time: objects in your horizon may appear further than they are.
May 6, 2020 - Business, Economics, English, Post-coronavirus, Society
Post-coronavirus new normal
Post-coronavirus new normal is taking shape. It’s easy to overestimate the short term and underestimate the long term consequences.
May 5, 2020 - books, Business, Economics, English
Book review: Supertrends
Supertrends reminds us to look into those lingering things that barely move when you focus on them but are huge when compared to the historical already happened changes.
January 29, 2020 - books, Business, Economics
Book review: Kellogg on Branding in a Hyper-connected World
The book consists of independent articles organised under different themes. The structure gives an updated overview to the topic.
The variety and quality of the content
August 25, 2019
varies by the author but overall it’s a topical tome that can benefit both startup and established brand builders and managers alike. - books, Business, Economics
Book review: The RegTech Book
RegTech is a relatively new term that potentially can be used in respect to regulative processes in any sector, not just in the FinTech arena. Its earlier forms have been focused on streamlining compliance and reporting processes, often by means of digitalisation.
August 22, 2019 - books, Business, Economics
Book review: Transforming legacy organizations
For established companies to survive in future they need to overcome innovation barriers and utilise three tier structure for different level of change.
August 19, 2019 - Business, Economics, English
Instant and cheap forex is here
In the banking field, the first bank has adopted virtual currency technology (Ripple) to its interbank and intra-bank operations overseas. This enables fund transfers with significant cost savings and faster delivery times.
May 15, 2014 - Business, Economics, English
Cryptocurrencies and the rise of locality
Nation states may face a serious risk in the future. They might need to start to land from the stratosphere and act like regular people and businesses: live by their means.
April 7, 2014 - Business, Economics, English
When fiat and decrees work no more for sovereigns
Globalisation with decentralised and distributed nature of Internet era currencies provide paradigm-changing disruptions to the status quo. Central authority and top-down decree based control systems are harder to defend. Bits and bytes do not obey geographical and political boundaries – for they are in essence artificial in nature.
April 6, 2014