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In this episode of the Better Business Podcast, Alexei Kouleshov explores The Greenland Illusion — how the Mercator Projection makes Greenland look massive on maps, when in reality Australia is more than three times bigger.

It’s a striking example of how our perception can be distorted depending on how information is presented. And just like maps, business numbers can create illusions, too. Revenue often looks impressive, but without understanding profit, cash flow, and sustainability, the reality may be very different.

Alexei breaks down why we fall for these illusions, how to separate them from outright lies, and what business owners can do to focus on what really matters.

E90: The Greenland Illusion: How the Mercator Projection Distorts Maps — and Business Profits

Better Business Podcast is designed for anyone in business who is looking for inspiration, motivation and ideas to do better. The host Alexei Kouleshov is passionate about business and runs several companies alongside his digital agency, Your Easy Web Solutions. With his expertise and passion in sales and marketing, Alexei provides direction to developing better business models, thus creating Positive Change. Alexei is based in Brisbane, Australia and is also a father of 3 children.
In this podcast, Alexei touched on essential aspects of business, interviewed experts in various fields, and touched on topics like goal setting, mindset and embracing change. Over the past 19 years, he has worked with businesses locally and internationally, helping grow businesses in digital marketing, sales and coaching.
If you realise your business needs work and can improve, Better Business podcast is for you.
Follow Alexei on:
Facebook: @kouleshovalexei
Twitter: @alexeikouleshov
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E90: The Greenland Illusion: How the Mercator Projection Distorts Maps — and Business Profits

Alexei Kouleshov

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