Escape Mediocrity, IShowSpeed owns the world & Bhutan Tourism Wins | Weekly NishIsHere — Issue 73
Inside SpaceX’s Revolution, Why Daniel Radcliffe Shed Harry Potter, How IShowSpeed Became a Global Force, and the Economics of Staying Small in Bhutan.
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Let’s dive into today’s issue:
- Be aware of peaceful mediocrity
- SpaceX explained
- IShowSpeed owns the world
- These stunning portraits of insects
- How Daniel Radcliffe pulled off a Hollywood magic trick
- How Bhutan makes millions by staying small
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Weekly NishIsHere! — Issue #73
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♣ Thought of the Week
◘ Peaceful mediocrity is the main enemy of great men.
Do you want a boring life? No, you don’t.
♣ Tech
◘ SpaceX is revolutionizing the space industry, but what exactly is SpaceX? Here is the answer, no bullshit answer.
♣ Creator Economy
◘ You might know this kid!
IShowSpeed, just 20, is a huge deal, totally blowing up past the usual “American Media” scene. The way he pulls in massive crowds, kind of like Michael Jackson did back in his prime, is seriously impressive. And the craziest part? He’s just getting started.
♣ Pop Culture
◘ Even though he’ll always be “The Boy Who Lived” to many, Daniel Radcliffe has really shown his range since his Harry Potter days.
This video explores how he expertly stepped out of that magical shadow, diving into the unique and often quirky side of Hollywood. Moving from huge blockbusters to indie flicks, his career is a great example of someone who knows how to completely reinvent themselves.
♣ Business
◘ How Bhutan Makes Millions By Staying Small?
Okay. This video might not be your usual business video, but there’s a lot of insight.
Bhutan’s totally nailed this tourism thing by focusing on quality over quantity. Instead of chasing huge visitor numbers like most places, this amazing Himalayan kingdom went with a “less is more” vibe. And guess what? It’s turned into a super profitable, multi-million-dollar industry!
Their strategy? They cap visitors, charge up to $200 a day, and (until recently) made tourists book through licensed operators. Sounds a bit backward for success, right? But it’s actually been the exact opposite!
This video dives into the economic smarts behind Bhutan’s high-fee, low-volume tourism. We’ll explore how they used their unique identity to build a luxury brand. From sustainable development fees to soft power diplomacy, we’ll uncover how Bhutan’s made a fortune from scarcity, and what awesome lessons other countries and businesses can learn from them.
♣ Photo of the Week
◘ Photographer Thorben Danke combines hundreds of shots to create breathtaking images of the tiny creatures — Some pictures are scary!
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Nishat Shahriyar, @CuriousNish
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