FS Weekly 90: Insights and Research for Building Enduring Enterprises
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The Art of Enterprise
In this interview from our archive, Accelerating Asia Co-founder Amra Naidoo walks us through her path to what she is doing today, gives us a peek behind the scenes of Accelerating Asia, discusses her investment philosophy, how Accelerating Asia operates and works with startups in the region, talks about everything startup, what separates winning startups, useful founder traits and much more.?
Founder Story?
Azra Salim is the founder and CEO of online pharmacy and healthcare startup Shombhob Health. In this interview from our archive, learn her journey to what she is doing today, the origin story of Shombhob Health, the online pharmacy thesis, Shombhob’s ambition going forward, and much more.?
Business Deep Dive
Leatherina is a leather goods manufacturer with a focus on sustainability and fair trade practices. The company has built a fascinating business within a short time. Learn about Leatherina's business model, its competitive advantages, its prospects, and what we can learn from Leatherina's journey.?
Insight?
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Most people avoid boring and complex problems. Most people avoid difficult questions. Most people don’t want to do difficult and dirty work. We like to do things that attract attention and that are fun. We fall for trends and avoid hard questions. But real opportunities are in solving difficult and important problems.
Book Note
“Once I started doing morning pages, these pages gradually became my place for externalizing my inner turbulence. After writing three pages of mental baggage and sometimes good ideas, I would feel strangely unburdened to start working on my most important tasks.”
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“There was no law of nature that said that Morita or Ibuka had to focus on innovative consumer electronic devices. There was no rule that forced them to continually push the envelope. They could’ve built a perfectly good business making transistor-based subcomponents, perched two-to-three levels up on some supply chain. The two founders simply didn’t want to build laggard products for existing markets. They refused to settle.”
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