The science of being unforgettable: Psychology meets tech We have all been there. You attend a conference, shake hands with a dozen people, and collect a small stack of paper business cards. A week later, you find that stack in…
Tap Tap Go: Why digital identity is infrastructure, not just an app We live in an era of digital fragmentation. To navigate a single day, the average professional might switch between a banking app to check funds, a wallet app…
Instant credibility: Why your business card needs Google Reviews You have roughly seven seconds to make a first impression. In a traditional networking scenario, you hand over a paper card, shake hands, and hope the other person remembers you. But…
The ritual is centuries old. You meet someone new, you shake hands, and you exchange a small rectangle of cardstock. For generations, this flimsy piece of paper was the primary vessel for professional identity. It was a tangible token of…
You know the routine. You meet someone interesting at a conference or a coffee shop. The conversation flows, there is a spark of potential collaboration, and then comes the awkward finale: the fumbling for a business card that you might…
