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The Small Business Doesn't Need to Think Small Anymore

Small can describe the size of your company. It doesn't have to describe the size of what your company can do.

September 9, 2026

Yesterday You Needed a Department. Today You Need an App.

A small business with three employees does not suddenly become a company with thirty. But in certain areas, it can begin to operate with capabilities that once belonged mainly to much larger organisations.

September 8, 2026

Now, Anyone Can — When Technology Puts Power in Our Hands

Yesterday, capability belonged to institutions. Then it moved to businesses. Now, increasingly, it belongs to individuals. Now, anyone can.

September 4, 2026

Which Headline Actually Wins? A Walkthrough

There's an old line about advertising that's been repeated for well over a century: half the money spent on it is wasted, and the trouble is nobody knows which half.

September 1, 2026

No, We Do Not Have Service to Bandar Abbas

But an ad doesn't sell anything by itself — it starts a conversation, and somebody on the business side has to be ready to carry that conversation forward. If nobody prepared them, the ad hasn't just failed to help. It's actively set them up to fail.

August 29, 2026

You Don't Have to Outrun the Lion

Your actual competition isn't every business in your category. It's the small, specific set of alternatives your customer is weighing at the exact moment they're deciding whether to buy from you.

August 21, 2026

I Would Have Written a Shorter Letter, But I Didn't Have the Time

When a business owner sits down to write a poster, a flyer, or an ad, the instinct is almost always to include everything. Every service offered. Every qualification earned. Every reason a customer might possibly care.

August 19, 2026

What If Writer's Block Is Really a Tool Problem?

Writer's block gets talked about like it's some mysterious affliction — a well of inspiration that's simply run dry, and there's nothing to do but wait for it to fill back up.

August 14, 2026

The War Ended Two Years Ago

During the Vietnam War, the Pentagon decided to settle a question once and for all, using the most powerful supercomputer in the world at the time.

Think Big, Think Medium, Think Small

Be stubborn about your destination. Be flexible about your route. Most of the anxiety around "keeping up" with technology comes from applying Think Big thinking to Think Small problems.

"This Was Obviously AI-Generated" — And So What?

Next time you're tempted to dismiss something as "obviously AI-generated," try asking a better question instead: is it true? Is it useful? Did it save you time, teach you something, or change how you think about a problem?