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Book 38: The Count of Monte Cristo [100 Great Books]
Wait and hope
Alexandre Dumas was in his early forties when the first installment of Le Comte de Monte-Cristo appeared in the Journal des Débats in August, 1844. Work was going great for him at the time. The Three Musketeers was still bein...
How does the space economy work? [NASA, SpaceX, Blue Origin, and more]
Harvard Business School Professor Matthew Weinzierl joined us on Network Capital to talk about why the space economy is much more woven into daily life than people realise. GPS, weather forecasting, satellite comms, disaster response...
Book 37: Thomas Mann’s The Magic Mountain (100 Great Books)
Davos a hundred years ago
A century after its publication in 1924, Thomas Mann’s The Magic Mountain stands as one of the most ambitious novels in German literature. Mann was already a famous writer when he began the book in 1912. By the ti...
Dealing with Career Anxiety
Career anxiety is the stress that comes from feeling uncertain about your professional future. For most of the past century, that anxiety had fairly predictable causes. A difficult manager, a performance review that might not go well, and a...
Book 36: Dead Souls by Nikolai Gogol (100 Great Books)
The prototype of the modern opportunist
It was wonderful meeting many Network Capital community members at the Skoll World Forum last week. At conferences like these, one can’t help but marvel at the impactful work done by changemakers in...
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