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Why Nobody Remembers Your Business (and How to Fix It)
You think about your business constantly, before that first cup of coffee, in the middle of the night when you can’t sleep, and definitely while you’re hard at work throughout the day. So it can feel shocking that people — including your target audience and consumers — don’t easily recall your business’s name, let alone the value it can provide them.
By Lynn Ticknera day ago in Interview
When Empires Ruled the World
History is, in many ways, the story of empires — vast political and cultural systems that stretched across continents, united diverse peoples, and reshaped the destiny of humanity. For thousands of years, empires ruled the world, rising from humble beginnings to dominate trade, warfare, culture, and innovation. Yet, no matter how powerful, every empire eventually faced decline. Their legacies, however, still echo in our laws, languages, borders, and beliefs.
By Aiman Shahida day ago in Confessions
THE HOUSE THAT LEARNED YOUR NAME
Not in the way homes wait—patient, empty, harmless. This one waited like a mouth. It stood at the edge of the cliff road, where fog curled up from the sea like breath from something sleeping. The windows were dark, but not blind. They watched her as she stepped out of the taxi, suitcase in hand, heart heavier than it should have been for someone only twenty-six.
By Ghalib Khana day ago in Confessions
