Business Game Time

In business and in sports, many say that becoming number one is easier than staying on top. Spanish keeper Iker Casillas shows how respect can be the key to staying successful continuously.

Filed under: soccer (football) by Johannes
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These were a couple of examples recently of where capitalism collided with emotion: Wonder horse Totilas being sold, soccer fans being fought with loudspeakers because of insulting chants or a Spanish soccer player quitting the sport because of its capitalist setup.
Here’s why economy and emotion belong together and must never be looked at seperately.

Filed under: equitation, soccer (football) by Johannes
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