(Revisited) How we came to believe in narratives?

How did a group of engineers go from thinking “if you build it they will come”, to “a brand is more important than the product”? In light of Ndubuisi’s recent interview with FLO London, we are revisit our first podcast episode and break it down, to better understand the experiences over the years that have shaped our thinking, philosophy and mission.

How did a group of engineers go from thinking “if you build it they will come”, to “a brand is more important than the product”? In light of Ndubuisi’s recent interview with FLO London, we are revisit our first podcast episode and break it down, to better understand the experiences over the years that have shaped our thinking, philosophy and mission.

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