CEO Corner
The Curious Case of Corporate Virtue: “We Take Care of Our Customers” – A Modern Paradox
Wells Fargo’s fake-accounts scandal exposes the brutal gap between corporate “values” and profit-driven reality.
Moore’s Law: The Infinite Dance of Shrinking Chips, Billion Dollar Dreams, and Common Sense Chaos
Moore’s Law sparked a tech revolution—shrinking chips, boosting power, and inflating our expectations into an always-faster digital age.
Why So Many Degrees and Credentials? Because Business Isn’t One Tool Job
Credentials aren’t trophies—they’re tools for solving complex business problems calmly, credibly, and across borders.
A Life Powered by Curiosity: Books, Maps, and the Long Way to Clarity
Curiosity, disciplined reading, and reassessment built a cross-disciplinary framework for judgment, clarity, and long-term wisdom.
How I Studied Across Three Universities and Worked in 88 Countries — and Why I Still Care About Excel
Global education across three universities and 88 countries shaped a disciplined mindset focused on systems, execution, and reconciled numbers.
A Taxing Adventure: Sections 1202, 1045, and 1244 – Angel Investors, Stock Options, and the Sweet IRS
Unlock tax “secret weapons” for startup stock—IRS Sections 1202, 1045, and 1244 can cut or defer taxes on gains and losses.
Dual-Class Shares: How to Have Your Cake, Eat It, and Still Tell the Waiter to Bring More Cake
Dual-class shares let founders keep outsized voting control after going public—reshaping corporate governance and sparking investor backlash.
A Reality Check on Morality (With Humor, Not Hate)
Most people operate at low moral stages because survival, scarcity, and weak institutions keep ethics transactional.
Why Investors Punish “Small Profitable Companies
Small profits can signal small vision—investors fund scalable momentum, moats, and massive upside, not lifestyle businesses.