Welcome to this week’s digest. Here are my latest letters published on Oluboba over the past week.
The Cheapest Insurance Your Business Will Ever Buy
Some mistakes don’t cause trouble right now. They hurt years later. One of them is failing to buy your Nigerian domain name. Founders invest a lot in their logo, website, ads, and office. Still, a lot leave their domain names,…
₦1.7 Trillion on Data. What Are We Really Buying?
MTN Nigeria announced yesterday that Nigerians paid an incredible ₦1.7 trillion for data services during the first half of the year. Think about that for a moment. With many households trimming budgets for food, transportation, and other necessities, the expense…
The Builders Everyone Calls Crazy
Two days ago, I read about the $250 billion investment from Nvidia and OpenAI going into the next wave of AI. Billions of dollars, tons of land, and data centers that use more power than cities. While you think it’s…
The Biggest Risk Isn’t the Crisis You are Watching – Letter #31
While you are watching breaking news, someone is improving a product. As the markets react by the minute, another founder is talking to customers.
Why This Pilot Ignored 99 Broken Things During a Crash – Letter #30
The plane was crashing. His response changed my life. What to do when 99 things go wrong at once…
The Saint Who Starved – Letter #29
This brings us to a quiet but profound truth: A wise person avoids extremes in both bad deeds and good deeds. Life is balance.
Warmly,
Oluboba Ayodeji
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