Topic: Business Model

2 chapters across the catalog

Attorney Mike Yoder discusses a 2016 NIH publication that describes the "disappearance of the threat" of a virus as "unfortunate" for vaccine investment. Yoder argues that the global vaccination platform is the world's most profitable business model because it uses taxpayer dollars to fund an unlimited supply for a mandated global demand. He warns against complacency following Trump's election victory.

The host and Dr. Elliott discuss their shared business philosophy, which focuses on providing high-quality products and honest service to ensure "God's mojo" or divine favor. They explore the theology of tithing, with Elliott explaining that giving out of one's need rather than abundance can unlock spiritual and practical blessings. This ethical approach is contrasted with the "money changers" and corrupt practices in modern finance.