Simon Sinek on Apple: 4 Business Lessons from the Tech Titan

Simon Sinek on Apple: 4 Business Lessons from the Tech Titan

Simon Sinek has written extensively on Apple. Why? What is the key to Apple’s massive success? What are the views of Simon Sinek on Apple? According to Simon Sinek, Apple’s success is based on its clear understanding of its own purpose. We’ll cover Simon Sinek’s insight into Apple’s success, and why Sinek uses Apple in so many of his examples in his book Start with Why.

14 of the Best Bill Gates-Recommended Books

14 of the Best Bill Gates-Recommended Books

If you’re looking for books that will help you lead a smarter, healthier, more successful life, you couldn’t do better than taking a cue from the bookshelf of Bill Gates. Bill Gates is a famously avid reader, reading about 50 books a year and publishing two blog posts a year dedicated to the ones he thinks everyone should read. The eclectic list ranges from novels and memoirs to tomes on science, education, international development, and history. Check out some of his favorite books here. Don’t have as much time as Bill Gates to read? That’s where Shortform comes in. With

The 10 Best Psychology Books for Success in Life and Work

The 10 Best Psychology Books for Success in Life and Work

Want to be more successful, in life and work? Want to better understand yourself and others, make better decisions, and form successful habits? The most life-changing lessons about how to be a better thinker come from the field of psychology, and some of the most innovative researchers have written books that are both profound and practical. Here’s our carefully researched list of the top 10 psychology books of all time. To compose this list, we used quantitative criteria such as: High-quality recommendations from successful leaders like Charlie Munger, Arianna Huffington, Bill Gates, and Barack Obama Number of weeks on bestseller

Golden Circle Marketing—The Key to Apple’s Success

Golden Circle Marketing—The Key to Apple’s Success

What is “Golden Circle” marketing? Is it more effective than other marketing strategies? Golden Circle marketing is a marketing strategy promoted by Simon Sinek in his book Start with Why. Golden Circle marketing depends on your WHY, your central belief. It’s the concept that motivates you to get out of bed in the morning. In terms of an organization, it’s the reason you’re in business.  We’ll cover examples of Golden Circle marketing and look at how to use Golden Circle Marketing to maintain a successful business.

Diffusion Marketing—Why You Shouldn’t Cater to the Masses

Diffusion Marketing—Why You Shouldn’t Cater to the Masses

How can you use The Law of Diffusion to create tipping points and mass market success? The key is making sure you’re marketing to the right population. This is diffusion marketing. Diffusion marketing is the strategy of targeting innovators and early adopters, knowing that the rest of the population, the majority, will follow their lead. The approach is based on the Diffusion of Innovation model, which charts how new ideas spread through a population. We’ll cover the Law of Diffusion and look at a diffusion marketing case study. Learn how diffusion marketing can transform your business and why you shouldn’t cater

Psychology of How Consumers Make Buying Decisions, Revealed

Psychology of How Consumers Make Buying Decisions, Revealed

How do consumers make purchasing decisions? As a buyer, are you aware of your decision-making process when you decide to buy something? As a seller, how can you exploit the psychology of how consumers make buying decisions? We’ll cover how consumers make buying decisions and why, in order to sell your product, you need to connect with buyers at the gut level. Learn why buying decisions aren’t always rational.

Diffusion of Innovation Theory—Target the Right Customers

Diffusion of Innovation Theory—Target the Right Customers

What is the diffusion of innovation theory? Why is it a critical piece of a good marketing strategy? The diffusion innovation theory is a theory that explains how innovations–whether they are products, services, or ideas–spread through a population. Also known as the law of diffusion of innovation, or the diffusion of innovation model, the theory looks at how different tiers of people–innovators, early adopters, early majority, late majority, and laggards–affect the marketing process. We’ll cover how the diffusion of innovation theory works, and what it means for your business.