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There was a time not too long ago when a typo wasn’t a flaw—it was a signature. When blog posts had clunky metaphors, half-finished thoughts, maybe even a rebellious run-on sentence, and you could tell someone had poured their messy, overcaffeinated heart into it.

Dear Reader, I Swear I Wrote This Myself

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In a world that spins at breakneck speed, business transformation is no longer a buzzword; it's a survival skill. Picture this: Kodak, once a giant in the photographic industry, was relegated to the annals of history, while Instagram became a billion-dollar enterprise without even selling a physical product.

Sailing Through Change

Remember the '80s and '90s? When “posting” meant mailing a letter, “likes” came in the form of compliments, and the only “feed” you scrolled through was the cereal aisle.

Newton’s 3rd Law of Social Media: For Every Scroll, There’s an Equal and Opposite Regret

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Once upon a time, we feared robots would steal our jobs. Now? They’ve stolen our attention—and sold it back to us in 15-second clips. Welcome to the attention economy, where focus is no longer a virtue but a commodity, auctioned off to the highest bidder in the form of notifications, autoplay algorithms, and dopamine-fueled design tricks. 

Why Your Attention Is Everyone’s Business

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