From Startups to Success: An Entrepreneur's Journey

From Startups to Success: An Entrepreneur's Journey

An entrepreneur is a sexy word that only can mean something if the mission to accomplish is successfully completed. In today's episode, we explore with our guest Stephen Wooten what it is to be a Co-founder, launch different businesses, work in tech, and his definition of success. Our goal is to provide as much value as possible for economic topics. Feel free to email us your suggestions at econofied@gmail.com.Even if you would like to be a guest in the show!

Will, learn and travel how experiences can impact your personality and decision-making process.

Economics is the study of mankind in the business of ordinary life. Today we explore how different experiences influence decision-making processes and can alter your personality. It turns out that the most open you are to new experiences the more risk-averse you will become.   Our goal is to provide as much value as possible for economic topics. Feel free to email us your suggestions at econofied@gmail.com.Even if you would like to be a guest in the show!

A Zambian in America! Lessons of entrepreneurship, culture and why everything you know about Africa

It seems that we finally found our path doing podcasts! Today we interviewed Irvin, a Zambian immigrant that will give us insights about life back in his former country, economy, the standard of living, history, and more as well his opinion of life in the USA and his plans. Without a doubt, a great listen.   Our goal is to provide as much value as possible for economic topics. Feel free to email us your suggestions at econofied@gmail.com.Even if you would like to be a guest in the show!

Is inequality beneficial? The Pareto principle implies inequality is an intrinsic aspect of nature

Today we explore the justice of inequality and the Pareto principle. Those who specialize, work harder, and provide more value socially, economically, and affectionally tend to be highly successful and on top of the social hierarchy.    Pareto Principle example.   20% of donors donate 80%, while 80% only donate about 20%.    “For everyone who has will more be given, and he will have an abundance. But from the one who has not, even what he has will be taken away.” Matthew 25:29.   Join us each week for a new episode. Do not forget to leave us a comment.! Feel free to email us at econofied@gmail.com  For more information visit us at www.econofied.com

Are you irrational about your job? layoffs, quitting, and the pursuit of meaningful employment

Irrational behavior in the context of one's job and employment security can refer to a variety of actions or thoughts that are not based on logical or rational reasoning. Examples may include excessive worry or fear about losing one's job, even in the absence of clear evidence or reason to support those concerns, or an unwillingness to consider or pursue other employment opportunities out of a belief that one's current job is the only secure option. Such behavior can lead to negative consequences for an individual's career and well-being.   Visit enconofied.com for more