Building Things That Last
FRValueBuilding Things That Last is a Substack about endurance in companies, art, craftsmanship, ideas, sports franchises/athletes and more. And why it matters.
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The Last Merchants of Venice
I stumbled upon this outstanding documentary yesterday. I’m not going to spoil it or summarize it for you as it would clearly not do it any justice. Just watch it, enjoy and let me know your thoughts in the comments section. Captions are av...
Chartreuse: A Timeless Elixir Between Monastic Tradition and Modernity
In a world where the spirits industry is driven by fleeting trends, an unrelenting pursuit of growth and is currently plagued with inventory gluts, Chartreuse remains an exception. This unique herbal elixir, crafted by Carthusian monks in t...
Max Martin: The Swedish Hitmaker Who Quietly Changed Global Pop Music
Pop music is often defined by its stars—the charismatic singers and performers who dominate the charts and fill stadiums. But behind the biggest hits of the last three decades, there is one name that appears again and again: Max Martin. Fro...
Building a Company that Lasts: a Masterclass with Hermès’ CEO
Axel Dumas, Hermès’ CEO, gives a genuine masterclass on time, values, curiosity, authenticity, craftsmanship, resilience, family, Hermès’ story…in this long interview. A must-watch video to better understand this iconic company and the art ...
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