Category Entrepreneurship

Le retour de nos Amours, les Expos de Montréal

Billets de saisons? Ici. Il y a vingt ans, quand les Expos ont quitté Montréal, je me suis senti impuissant.J’étais un jeune animateur de radio qui couvrait l’équipe et qui faisait tout ce qu’il pouvait pour aider à garder le baseball… Continue Reading →

Mercenaries vs Missionaries

While writing my second book on Alexander the Great entitled The Confessions of Alexander the Great: 33 Lessons in Greatness, I was surprised to learn he executed one of his top commanders, Parmenion. I would never endorse anything like that,… Continue Reading →

End of Days: The Private Equity Reckoning Has Arrived

Venture capital began as a game for swashbuckling risk-takers backing visionaries with conviction. But success always attracts imitators. When college endowments and pension funds started chasing higher returns, money flooded into VC, diluting both performance and standards. Every technological wave,… Continue Reading →

AI & Storytelling: A Brave New Canvas for Creators

AI is the latest tool helping storytellers push boundaries — but like every major technological shift before it, it’s disruptive. More often than not, it’s the challengers who embrace new technology faster than the incumbents who are weighed down by… Continue Reading →

Preparing the Next Generation of Entrepreneurial Leaders

For some, spring serves as a new beginning so this year, I was exploring a number of ideas & initiatives in the education space, which along with health are areas of interest and philanthropic causes I support. One option is… Continue Reading →

IDGAF

Servant leadership, a stakeholder mindset & an empathetic management style have served me well. That will never change, but as we have gone from an unknown scrappy startup to an established successful business over twenty years, I acknowledge that “what… Continue Reading →

The Fine Line Between Anger & Wrath

Anger is a natural emotion that can range from mild irritation to intense fury, while wrath is a more intense & destructive form of anger. In other words, you don’t control anger, but you can control your wrath, which is one of the… Continue Reading →

Reinvent Yourself or Die/F-Off

“The Only Constant in Life Is Change.”- Heraclitus. Reality is even disrupters get disrupted, and no matter how driven & ambitious people may have been at once, they all get complacent, lazy, arrogant. How do you avoid that fate? Reinvent… Continue Reading →

The Art of War — Winning — is Anchored in Diplomacy

Along with Genghis Khan, Alexander the Great is seen as the greatest military commander of all time, but having defeated the first global empire in the world, the Persian empire founded by Cyrus the Great, he is the de facto… Continue Reading →

Were Prophets The Original Entrepreneurs?

Throughout history, we have seen prophets, kings, commanders, explorers, scientists/inventors, storytellers, technologists display entrepreneurial traits required to be successful in promoting their worldview and vision. Entrepreneurship is living a few years like most people won’t so that you can spend… Continue Reading →

YouTube at 20: More Dominant in Video Than Google is in Search

YouTube, you’ve come a long way. As 2025 marks both YouTube & WatchMojo’s 20-year anniversaries, my co-host & colleague Rob Flis kicked off episode 1 of “InsideMojo.” Serving as a companion piece to our forthcoming 3rd documentary entitled Just Watch: The… Continue Reading →

To Sell or Not To Sell

Anywhere you look, there’s a growing sense of consolidation in digital media & video of note: Buzzfeed Sold Hot Ones, Brat.tv acquired Electric Monster. In Q4 alone, I got four inbound expressions of interest in a month. If these are any… Continue Reading →

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