When someone tells you that you can be rickh quickly and easily, please don't believe it. We can take a look at this advertisement as one example. 

A lady tells you how much an item is priced at Amazon and how much it costs from suppliers. Then she starts to calculate the profit. Then, she offers you to learn the success story from her. 

I believe there are versions for each language. It's a shame that they only tell you to do the math comparing the selling price vs. the supplying cost. The problem is not the price difference but is how you can get the customer to make the purchase. Please don't fall into the trap because they will ask you to take classes to teach you all the nonsense. Eventually, you didn't learn that most of your cost is customer acquisition, where Facebook's primary revenue comes from! ​

​Editor's Notes: ​Advertiser always tell you the profit not the liability that comes with the profits. A part of story is from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTYtImtffZY.  You can also learn about hight risk of law suite for running an E-commerce business: https://youtu.be/_g13W5_1lZY.

Fraudsters are masters of influence. The following story is an excellent example on how a fraudster can apply all six influencing principles described in Robert Cialdini's book, "Influence, The Psychology of Persuasion", in 10 minutes: 

• Liking The luxury office, the warm welcome, and the respect to meeting with top executives are all steps to let you like them first. 
• Commitment/consistency - The past success history and existing investment make you believe in their commitment and consecutive success. 
• Social proof The well-known investors show you others accept the investment.
• Authority, The evaluation from KPMG lets you believe in their professionalism and authority. 
• Reciprocity Giving the offer for you to take advantage of is a kind offer, and they are waiting for your request back. 
• Scarcity - they show you the uniqueness and lack of opportunity.

Editor's Notes: Part of the story is from: https://youtu.be/uCGZV0ZXXMw. You may like to listen to Real Estate And Corporate Background music while reading this. 

When talking about coffee, we can't miss Starbucks, the largest coffee chain in the world with 30,000 retail stores in 83 markets. There s are some exciting stories of Starbucks. 

Starbucks was not created by Howard Schulze but by three other founders Jerry Baldwin, Gordon Bowker, and Zev Siegl, in 1971 near the historic Pike Place Market. Howard Schulze was hired by Starbucks as the head of marketing in 1982 when Starbucks already had four stores in Seattle known for top-quality fresh-roasted coffees. Later he bought Starbuck in 1987.

Legal is a crucial part of running a business. Your project will be undoubtedly be impacted by its related operations. Let's share a summary of legal technology to help you connect with your legal department or support your project team to interact with the legal team.

Legal tech serves the company's legal business needs in three main areas: regulation, compliance, and case management. Regulation requires companies to implement regulatory practices such as contract, patent, trademark, merger and acquisition, finance, HR, and many more. Compliance refers to data compliance practices, including GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation), CCPA (California Consumer Privacy Act), PIPL (Personal Information Protection Law), and the related regulations. Case management is associated with the complete life cycle management of legal cases, including hiring internal or outsourcing lawyers services, researching and preparing case documents, and managing the legal process to close the case.​

​The goal of legal tech is to make legal business practices easier,  faster, and better. The trend is to use AI and other technology to automate the process and intelligently enable self-service legal assistance and education to predict and mitigate litigation risk.

When working with the legal team, it's best to follow the timeline, be precise, and complete your content deliverables with all necessary details.