Callum Turner

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Speed Is the Enemy of the Building That Lasts

Texas construction employment and investment are surging, but labor shortages and limited oversight could lead to costly errors, repairs and long-term performance problems for building owners.
Nov 09, 2026

The Operator Who Refused to Stay in One Lane

David Horvath discusses how growing up around entrepreneurial uncertainty shaped his approach to building Lexunit, DigitalSurance and TracePass around capable teams and scalable systems.
Nov 06, 2026

Winning an Election May Only Be the Beginning of Governing

A July 2026 Pew Research Center survey found that 55% of Americans were confident this November's elections would be conducted fairly and accurately, down from 61% before the 2024 elections and 64% before the 2022 midterms.
Oct 29, 2026

Why Leadership Training Stops Working in Real Conversations

INSEAD Knowledge reports that global spending on leadership development is estimated at around $100 billion a year, and that McKinsey found only 11% of executives strongly agreed their leadership interventions achieved and sustained the desired results.
Oct 22, 2026

Small Business AI Needs Less Hype and More Strategy

A missed customer call can mean a missed sales opportunity. A repetitive administrative task can consume hours that could have been spent on revenue-generating work. A process that requires several manual handoffs can create friction every time a customer moves through it.
Oct 22, 2026

Retirement Planning May Benefit From Putting Essential Income First

Drawing on decades of experience in financial analysis, trading, and institutional portfolio management, Joseph J. Costigan, CFA, founder of Apricus Wealth, emphasizes the relationship between available cash, future spending obligations, and long-term investments.
Oct 19, 2026

GreenLight Media: Spatial Media for Live Experiences

GreenLight reports that more than three billion fans currently watch live events on flat screens; across the $400B global video economy, conventional 2D media reduces rich, three-dimensional experiences to passive viewing, constraining engagement, limiting intelligence, and leaving entirely new forms of value unrealized.
Oct 15, 2026

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