How Gen Z and Young Africans Are Taking Control of Their Future For a long time, success followed a familiar pattern:ask for approval → wait → get selected → move forward. Today, that pattern is failing a generation. Jobs are scarce. Opportunities are delayed. Systems move slowly.Meanwhile, the internet rewards people who build first and ask later. This is why building online...

Innovation is everywhere—at least in theory.Nearly every organization claims to champion it, fund it, or lead the charge. But in the race to unveil the next big thing, many companies overlook a critical question: Why are we innovating at all?And when innovation becomes detached from purpose, it inevitably loses its power. The Seduction of “New” for Its Own Sake There’s...

Ethical Harking refers to a practice of transparently stating hypotheses after results are known, but doing so ethically and honestly. The term "HARKing" stands for Hypothesizing After the Results are Known, which is generally viewed as problematic in research because it can mislead readers into believing that a hypothesis was pre-registered or established before data analysis. The Key...

When money is tight, the usual advice shows up fast: “Stop spending so much.”Cut coffee. Avoid outings. Live minimally. But here’s the uncomfortable truth—most young people aren’t broke because they spend too much.They’re broke because of something deeper and more structural. Spending Is Visible. The Real Problem Is Not. Spending is easy to blame because...

Most people carry the most powerful business tool ever created in their pocket—and use it mainly for entertainment. Your phone is not the problem.How you use it is. The same device used to scroll endlessly is also being used by others to learn skills, build income, run businesses, and create opportunities. The difference isn’t access. It’s intent. The Phone Is...