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Short Reads
Why insurance is crucial to your business
Business insurance might not be the most exciting part about being a business owner, but it’s still an important one. Insurance policies can be confusing to understand, which is why using an insurance broker might be your best bet. Chris Marsh talks through your options, what to consider when taking out insurance, and the consequences of not having it. (Via The Knowledge Hub)
Long Reads
Why space travel could be a trillion-dollar industry
From Richard Branson to Elon Musk, the world isn’t short of entrepreneurs looking to exploit the vast riches that outer space has to offer. And with the 50th anniversary of Neil Armstrong’s “one giant leap for mankind” fast approaching, the latest space race is really starting to heat up. It even has the potential to create the world’s first ever trillionaire, says Ashwin Bhardwaj. (Via City A.M.)
A future run by Amazon
With Amazon acquiring Whole Foods earlier this year, consumers and business commentators have been speculating how Jeff Bezos et al will be shaping the digital space for the foreseeable – and distant – future. In this tongue-in-cheek article, the team at Fast Company imagine a world where our everyday tasks are run by Amazon. (Via Fast Company)
To Action
Protect your online identity
Thanks to social media, more aspects of our everyday lives
are shared online than ever before. But, have you ever thought about the security
of your online identity and how much you’re divulging on the web? Holly
Brockwell outlines some of the best ways to safeguard your information online.
(Via The Guardian)
Marketing tactics you can implement today
Successful marketing doesn’t have to mean spending big bucks. From creating a community via a Facebook group to guest blogging on sites that share a similar audience to you, Neil Patel’s guide helps small businesses win big. No matter what your business type or how long you’ve been trading, chances are there’s something new on this list for you to try next week. (Via Neil Patel)
Online marketing doesn't need to cost the earth to be successful
To Watch
The power of vulnerability
Most of us keep our vulnerabilities to ourselves – it’s human nature, after all. However, Dr Brené Brown believes embracing our own vulnerability can provide power for our interaction with others, and transform the way we lead our lives. Brown’s talk of her experiences is one of the most popular Ted talks of all time. (Via Ted)
To Visit
A tale of two cities
Bisected by the Danube River, Budapest is an amalgamation of two former cities – the hilly and picturesque Buda and the vibrant Pest. Regardless of your personal preference, both sides of the city boast must-see attractions and sights. Explore the beautiful architecture of St Stephen’s Basilica, walk around Memento Park and dip your toes in its famous thermal baths, or enjoy some of Budapest’s best views from the Danube Promenade. (Via The Travel Hack)
Discover the beautiful architecture and views of the Hungarian capital
To Use
The future of scheduling meetings
“I have a conference call at 10. How about we meet at 1pm?” Sound familiar? Calendly removes the tedious process of back-and-forth emails to provide a seamless way for your clients, team members, and employees to schedule a meeting with you. With Calendly, you can cap the number of meetings each day and have full control of your own availability so meetings don’t take over your day. (Via Calendly)
To Stream
What would you say to the world if you knew you were anonymous?
Hosted by comedian Chris Gethard, each episode of Beautiful
Stories from Beautiful People focuses on a phone call from an anonymous
stranger. For one hour, the caller is given free rein to discuss whatever they
want. From thought-provoking discussions to shocking revelations and family
secrets, you can expect surprises aplenty with every episode of this podcast .
(Via iTunes)
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