The Real Business Problem Every day, Starbucks sells 4 million cups of coffee in their shops and a further 6 million across all retail channels. That’s 10 million cups of coffee each day. Most C.O.A.C.H.E.S. would be delighted with 100 sales per day or even 10. A thousand sales per day would be an absolute…
Businesses obsess over profits. Quarterly reports and revenue targets dominate boardroom discussions, leaving little room for deeper contemplation. Businesses that only care about profits miss bigger opportunities. I’m Mo Ali, known as the Business Philosopher. My path began in software development, evolved through consulting, and led me to develop the Framework Freedom approach. This unique…
Success in business comes from building a solid foundation that can withstand challenges and drive long-term growth. As a Business Philosopher, I’ve dedicated years to studying and developing frameworks that guide companies towards meaningful, sustainable success. These frameworks serve as practical tools that reshape how a business operates, makes decisions, and achieves its goals. They…
The Difference Between Strategy and Philosophy In business today, machines can’t do our thinking for us. That’s the first thing you need to understand. One of my roles as the Business Philosopher is helping people do the critical thinking they need to actually understand who they are, what they do, what they serve. Because ultimately…
The numbers look perfect. Revenue is up. The team is strong. Clients are getting results. By every metric, the business is succeeding. And yet. That question keeps surfacing: “What am I really building here?” As the Business Philosopher, I’ve watched countless C.O.A.C.H.E.S. hit this wall. Not a wall of failure – a wall of success…
“Purpose is greater than profit. Obsessed with quick wins and instant gratification, we’ve lost something vital—the art of thinking deeply.” As a child, I’d spend entire weekends solving 500-piece puzzles. Give me a 1,000-piece challenge. I’d dedicate my whole week to it. Not for the completion, but for understanding how each piece creates something meaningful….