A few things to read about and questions to consider:
- Where to build a business?
- Can maps still be helpful now and in the future?
- Are tech towns the wave of the future?
- Why is reading/studying business history important?
- Reading other people’s history is important, might be a worthwhile endeavor.
- Start building your reading list.
- Get off your phone.
Real Estate/Location Intelligence
- Site Planning using Location Data: How Starbucks uses GIS to plan their next store location
- Starbucks Site Selection Analysis Based on GIS Method
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Confirmed: Starbucks knows the next hot neighborhood before everybody else does
- A Harvard Study Says Starbucks Moving Into a Neighborhood Is Associated With Rising House Prices (Here’s the Catch. Well, Several Catches Could it be that people crave simple things? Or could it be something else?
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How location data helps in site planning and revenue prediction
- Google Trends for Moblie home, Tiny home, School bus
Data/AI
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Using GitHub Data to Construct a Software Development Activity Map of the World
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See Interest over time on Google Trends for leetcode – Worldwide, 2004 – present –
- AI: From ZERO to H…aving A Lot of Questions (Part I)
- AI: From ZERO to H…aving A Lot of Questions (Part II)
Business History
History
- Explore the History of Chess, From Ancient India to the Cold War Rivalries
- A Proposal for Promoting Useful Knowledge, 14 May 1743
Books
- Books Ray Dalio Recommends
- Global History Books
- Even in the Age of Amazon, Why Are Some Independent Bookstores Succeeding?
Writing
Random Miscellaneous
- Here’s 27 women you should follow & why
- Charlie Munger: Huge Compilation of Annual Shareholder Letters, Interviews, Op-Eds, Speech Transcripts
- Charlie Munger on his ‘wise-ass comments’
- How I Approach the Toughest Decisions: Our choices reflect and determine who we are.
- Tips and Insights from People Who’ve Built Successful Shopify Stores
- Sri Lankan Civil War (Wikipedia)
- Dopamine, Smartphones & You: A battle for your time
- Home working has exposed us all to more cybercrime. Here’s how to close the breach
- Pro tip for job interviews, especially for career switchers: (Twitter)