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Good Morning, Money!

Start your day with a sip of success, a quick, actionable tip to boost your financial knowledge and set yourself up for success. Hosted by Rosha from Roshed Coaching, with nearly two decades of experience in finance, an MBA in marketing, and certification as a business coach and consultant, each one-minute episode delivers bite-sized insights on money management, finance, marketing strategies, and mindset development.Perfect for enhancing your financial literacy, growing your business, and

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Ep.301 Dyson’s 5,127 Prototypes: Obsession That Pays

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2025/09/29

Dyson’s 5,127 Prototypes: Obsession That Pays James Dyson didn’t strike gold on his first try—or his hundredth. By prototype number 5,127, after mortgaging his house and pushing past doubt, the bagless vacuum was finally born. The lesson isn’t about grinding harder—it’s about iterating smarter. Tight feedback loops, small tests, and the humility to be wrong fast can turn persistence into profit. Today’s move: Pick one customer complaint and design three tiny experiments to solve it this week...

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Ep.300 Apple — The Brand That Sells You, You

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2025/09/26

Apple — The Brand That Sells You, You When Steve Jobs returned to Apple, he didn’t talk about processors or storage. Instead, the “Think Different” campaign sold identity: Einstein, Gandhi, Picasso—the rebels and world shapers. Apple wasn’t marketing computers anymore. They were marketing belonging. That’s why fans line up for hours and pay premium prices. They’re not just buying a product—they’re buying who they get to be when they use it. Lesson: People don’t buy features. They buy identit...

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Ep.299 Duolingo’s Owl: Personality as a Growth Engine

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2025/09/25

Duolingo’s Owl: Personality as a Growth Engine Duolingo’s TikTok isn’t about product demos—it’s about a chaotic green owl with a personality. By leaning into culture and humor, the brand gained massive organic reach and loyalty—before users even downloaded the app. Personality did what ad spend couldn’t. Today’s move: ✅ Define your brand persona in 3 traits (e.g., smart, playful, candid). ✅ Give it a human to operate—face or voice—with guardrails. ✅ Speak the platform’s nat...

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Ep.298 Burger King’s Moldy Whopper: Truth Beats...

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2025/09/24

Burger King’s Moldy Whopper: Truth Beats Photoshop When Burger King dropped glossy ads for a photo of a rotting Whopper, people gagged—and remembered. The message was bold and clear: no artificial preservatives. In a world of filters and spin, radical transparency stood out. Today’s move: ✅ Name one uncomfortable truth your brand can own. ✅ Create a single brave asset—raw demo, behind-the-scenes, or before/after. ✅ Share it where your audience actually looks. Honesty is a m...

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Ep.297 Ben & Jerry’s: Values That Price Power

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2025/09/23

Ben & Jerry’s: Values That Price Power Two guys in a Vermont gas station showed the world that values can do what coupons can’t. By anchoring their brand to fair trade, social justice, and community, Ben & Jerry’s turned customers into fans—and fans into a movement. The result? Loyalty so strong that price sensitivity melted away. Today’s move: ✅ Pick one authentic value customers care about—and prove it (policy, sourcing, donation). ✅ Ship one values-backed action this m...

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Ep.296 IKEA’s Maze of Desire: Designing the Journey

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2025/09/22

IKEA’s Maze of Desire: Designing the Journey IKEA isn’t a store—it’s a script. Arrows guide you, rooms stage stories you didn’t know you wanted, and even the café halfway is engineered to reset your attention so you keep exploring. By the time you hit the warehouse, desire turns into action. That’s not chaos—it’s choreography. Today’s move: ✅ Audit your “store” (site or funnel): hook → proof → choice → checkout. Cut one detour. ✅ Stage your offer in context—sell the solved life, ...

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Ep.295 Southwest’s Quiet Edge: Hedging When It’s Uncool

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2025/09/19

Southwest’s Quiet Edge: Hedging When It’s Uncool In boom years, Southwest Airlines did something competitors mocked: they hedged fuel. By locking in prices ahead of time, they paid a small, predictable cost—and dodged massive losses when oil spiked. While rivals bled, Southwest stayed steady. That’s the power of hedging. It’s not fortune-telling. It’s risk transfer. Today’s move: ✅ List your most volatile input (ad costs, raw materials, currency). ✅ Explore simple hedges—annual v...

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Ep.294 Zara’s Cash Machine: Negative Working Capital

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2025/09/18

Zara’s Cash Machine: Negative Working Capital Most retailers bleed cash by buying inventory first and waiting months to get paid. Zara flipped the script. They sell limited runs, collect cash fast, and only then pay suppliers. That timing creates negative working capital—the company grows on customer cash instead of bank loans. The result? Less inventory risk, faster cycles, stronger margins. Here’s how you can apply it: ✅ Shorten your cash cycle with smaller batches, faster launches, ...

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Ep.293 Berkshire’s “Float”: Spend Today, Pay Tomorrow

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2025/09/17

Berkshire’s “Float”: Spend Today, Pay Tomorrow Insurance sounds boring—until you realize it’s Berkshire Hathaway’s secret weapon. Here’s how it works: customers pay premiums upfront, but claims aren’t paid until later. That timing gap—called float—becomes a near-free pool of capital Warren Buffett uses to buy great businesses. Float isn’t debt. It’s smartly managed obligations that turn cash timing into a competitive moat. And here’s the kicker: you don’t need to run an insurance company to ...

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Ep.292 The Lehman Brothers Collapse — The Cost of...

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2025/09/16

The Lehman Brothers Collapse — The Cost of Ignoring Risk In 2008, Lehman Brothers was a 158-year-old investment bank—trusted, established, seemingly invincible. But beneath the surface, they were overexposed to mortgage-backed securities, betting the housing market would never collapse. When it did, Lehman went bankrupt in a single week—triggering the global financial crisis. The lesson? History doesn’t protect you from bad decisions. Wealth isn’t destroyed by risk—it’s destroyed by ignorin...

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Ep.291 The Blockbuster Meeting That Cost Billions

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2025/09/15

The Blockbuster Meeting That Cost Billions In 2000, Blockbuster ruled movie rentals—6,000 stores, billions in revenue, late fees galore. Meanwhile, a struggling startup called Netflix offered to sell for $50 million. Blockbuster’s CEO laughed them out of the room. Two decades later? Blockbuster is gone. Netflix is worth over $150 billion. The money lesson? Wealth flows to those who adapt—not those who cling to the past. Blockbuster mistook dominance for security. Netflix bet on the future, e...

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Ep.290 Oprah’s Job Rejection That Launched a Legacy

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2025/09/12

Oprah’s Job Rejection That Launched a Legacy In her early 20s, Oprah Winfrey was fired from her job as a TV news anchor. Her boss told her she was “unfit for television.” Most people would have taken that as proof to quit. Oprah didn’t. She leaned into what made her different—her ability to connect, to listen, to make people feel seen. That “failure” pushed her into daytime talk shows, where those very qualities became her superpower. Today, Oprah is a billionaire, philanthropist, and cultur...

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Ep.289 J.K. Rowling and the Twelve “No’s”

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2025/09/11

J.K. Rowling and the Twelve “No’s” Before Hogwarts, J.K. Rowling was a struggling single mom in the U.K., writing Harry Potter in cafés with her baby stroller beside her. She sent the manuscript to twelve publishers. Twelve rejections. One even said it was “too long” and kids wouldn’t read it. But on the thirteenth try, a small publisher said yes. That “yes” turned into one of the best-selling series of all time—worth over $25 billion and loved by millions worldwide. The lesson? Those twelve...

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Ep.288 Michael Jordan’s Cut That Fueled Greatness

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2025/09/10

Michael Jordan’s Cut That Fueled Greatness Before he was the GOAT, Michael Jordan was cut from his high school varsity basketball team. His peers made it—he didn’t. He went home, locked himself in his room, and cried. But that cut didn’t crush him. It ignited him. Jordan vowed no one would ever outwork him again. Early mornings. Longer practices. Obsession with every detail. That single rejection became the spark behind six NBA titles, two Olympic golds, and a legacy that still inspires mill...

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Ep.287 The Stanford Prison Experiment — When...

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2025/09/09

The Stanford Prison Experiment — When Environment Shapes Mindset In 1971, Stanford psychologists turned a basement into a fake prison. Volunteers were split into “guards” and “prisoners.” Within days, guards became cruel. Prisoners became submissive. The study had to be shut down early because of the psychological toll. The takeaway? Even good people adapt to toxic environments. Willpower alone isn’t enough—context shapes behavior. Mindset lesson: If you want to change your life, don’t just ...

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Ep.286 Microsoft’s Second Act — From Know-It-All to...

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2025/09/08

Microsoft’s Second Act — From Know-It-All to Learn-It-All A decade ago, Microsoft had brilliant people and legendary products—but a culture stuck in silos, where meetings felt like competitions to prove who was smartest. Then Satya Nadella stepped in. His radical shift? He centered empathy and growth mindset. “Prove yourself” gave way to “what can we learn?” Leaders started asking better questions. Teams collaborated. AI bets scaled. The energy flipped from defensiveness to discovery. The mo...

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Ep.285 Tesla — How to Market Without Marketing

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2025/09/05

Tesla — How to Market Without Marketing Most companies spend millions on ads. Tesla spends zero. Instead, they make their products the marketing. Take the 2019 Cybertruck launch: Elon Musk claimed the glass was bulletproof—then it shattered on stage. Critics mocked, headlines exploded… and pre-orders hit 250,000 in a week. That wasn’t failure. That was engineered virality. Scarcity, bold launches, and a founder who knows how to stir conversation turned Tesla into a story people couldn’t stop...

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Ep.284 How Disney Turned Nostalgia into a...

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2025/09/04

How Disney Turned Nostalgia into a Money-Making Machine Disney doesn’t just sell entertainment—it sells your childhood back to you, at a premium. The Lion King. Aladdin. Beauty and the Beast. Each remade into live-action blockbusters. Why? Because nostalgia is one of the most profitable emotions. When people feel emotionally connected, they spend more—and Disney multiplies that across movies, parks, merch, and streaming. One feeling, endless revenue streams. The money lesson? Emotions drive ...

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Ep.283 Lego — The Comeback No One Saw Coming

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2025/09/03

Lego — The Comeback No One Saw Coming By the early 2000s, Lego was collapsing. They chased theme parks, clothes, video games—and almost went bankrupt. The toy that once defined childhood was losing relevance in the digital age. Then came the turning point: Lego went back to its community. They studied how kids actually used Lego—building, storytelling, creating worlds. They scrapped distractions and doubled down on the core. Fans could now submit designs through Lego Ideas. Collaborat...

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Ep.282 Coca-Cola — The Taste of Happiness

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2025/09/02

Coca-Cola — The Taste of Happiness In the 1920s, Coca-Cola wasn’t selling flavor. They were selling feeling. Not “we quench your thirst.” But: The pop of a cap at a family barbecue. The first sip after laughing until your cheeks hurt. Christmas lights. Summer road trips. First dates. Decade after decade—even when sugar became the villain—Coke leaned into joy, nostalgia, belonging. The money lesson? If you anchor your brand to an emotion people crave, you can outlast any trend. Produ...

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