He Got Laid Off and Made a TikTok As a ‘Joke.’ Now He Has Millions of Followers.
He’s the guy who turned “animals that can f*cking end you” into a thriving brand, a book, and millions of followers by mixing deep nature research with killer comedy.
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Build Saleable Products As A Non-Techie. Copy These Founder Playbooks.
AI handed non-technical founders a set of wings. Whether you use them is the only decision left.
From FUTO to Legal Tech: Meet the First-Class Graduate Building “llava” for African Lawyers
A FUTO software engineering graduate who once dreamed of being an astronaut just bagged a first-class degree, and he’s not slowing down. Meet Melvin Chukwukelunze, the Nigerian founder building “llava,” a platform set to transform legal practice across Africa. Photo Credit: LinkedIn/Melvin Chukwukelunze
The children of tech’s wealthiest entrepreneurs: How are they building a career
Some prefer to keep their lives private, while others have become well-known public figures, often choosing paths quite different from the tech world. © Getty Images
The First Sentence of Your Pitch Determines Your Success — Here’s How to Perfect It
In fast-moving environments where investors, journalists and customers rely on quick interpretation, the first sentence or the first 10 seconds often determines everything that follows.
Bolt CEO says he let go of his entire HR team for creating problems that didn’t exist: ‘Those problems disappeared when I let them go’
Bolt CEO Ryan Breslow says a culture of “entitlement” forced a sweeping reset—including cutting the HR team, he says, which was “creating problems that didn’t exist.” · Fortune · Rebecca Greenfield/Fortune
10 Nigerian Founders Running Tech Companies Abroad in 2026
From Atlanta to San Francisco, London to Silicon Valley — Nigerian entrepreneurs are rewriting what global tech leadership looks like.
MasterClass CEO: I’ve interviewed hundreds of successful people—they taught me to stop believing a common myth about hard work
MasterClass CEO David Rogier. Source: MasterClass
Apple cofounder Ronald Wayne—whose stake would be worth up to $400 billion had he not sold it in 1976—says that at 91, he has no regrets
Apple cofounder Ronald Wayne sold his 10% stake for $800 in 1976. Now, he’s leaning into the irony—partnering with Anheuser-Busch for a different kind of “apple” product.Courtesy of Anheuser-Busch
Six Unexpected Habits of Successful People
Discover the counterintuitive habits most people ignore but drive meaningful, lasting results. Here are six unexpected habits that successful people rely on to achieve meaningful, lasting results.