Sunday Spark #177

Step into a world of endless possibilities with this week’s edition of Sunday Spark! We're here to light up your entrepreneurial spirit with the latest insights, resources, and inspirations. Let's explore what we have in store for you this week:

✔️ Video of the Week: Why People Dumber Than You Are Getting Rich
This Alux video breaks the myth that intelligence equals wealth, revealing why action and social skills matter more than IQ. Smart people often overthink and fear failure, while “average” people take messy action and figure things out along the way—leading to better results. Execution and social intelligence are the real wealth-building skills: turning ideas into reality and persuading others to support or invest. The video encourages viewers to stop waiting for perfect plans, embrace uncertainty, and focus on people over perfection—because in the end, action beats intelligence every time.
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✔️ E-Commerce Insights: This Week's Quick-Reads
→How to Avoid Amazon Policy Violations and Keep Your Seller Account Safe
→ Amazon Brand Analytics: How to Use Data to Outsmart Your Competition
→ Understanding Amazon’s Algorithm: How A9 Works and How to Rank Higher

✔️ Book of the Month: Hidden Potential by Adam Grant
Hidden Potential by Adam Grant challenges the myth that success is all about talent, showing instead that character, learning, and opportunity design are the real keys to growth. Through compelling stories and research, Grant presents a framework for unlocking personal and collective potential—whether in schools, sports, business, or beyond. He argues that success isn’t about where you start but how far you're willing to climb, offering practical insights on how to grow smarter, build resilience, and help others rise too. A powerful guide for anyone looking to go beyond limits and redefine what’s possible.
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✔️ Quote of the Week
“You don’t need more complexity. You just need consistency!” – Aman

✔️ Meaning of the Quote
This quote means that success doesn’t come from making things overly complicated. Instead, steady, repeated effort in the right direction leads to real progress. Simplicity with consistent action beats perfection with inconsistency.

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Cheers!
Aman