DISRUPTIVE INNOVATION IS THE FUTURE OF CREATOR'S ECONOMY (PART III)

Fredrick Miller

14 Oct 2025 — 1 min read

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COVID-19 permanently altered businesses by increasing remote work, boosting digital technologies, and sparking a surge in entrepreneurship.

Societally, the pandemic accelerated trends like flexible work models and a greater reliance on technology, shifting how people socialize, shop, and interact with their communities.

BUSINESSES LANDSCAPE CHANGES

Remote Work and Flexibility: The pandemic led to a significant shift towards remote hybrib work models, changing how and where people work.
Digital Acceleration: Businesses adopted to digital tools and e-commerce at an unprecedented rate, inpacting sales, marketing, and customer service.
Entrepreneurship Surge: A notable increase in new business aptlications and entrepreneurship occured post-pandemic, with many people starting new ventures.

CHANGE EQUALS GROWTH II

You have to go through life with more than just strategy and vision. You have to possess a definite purpose, and be led by that purpose and passion for life. Change requires more than just righteous anger. But to bring about lasting change, even self-awareness isn't enough. Purpose

WHO IS THIS PUBLISHER CREATING THIS CONTENT?

My name is Fredrick Miller. I am the publisher and creator of this unique content. Allow me to take you on a journey of how I got started with writing content for social media and creating my style of newsletters known as 'The Creator's Unique Perspective."

OUR MISSION: TO BUILD CUSTOMER SATISFACTION

What is Customer Satisfaction? Customer satisfaction is the level of consumer loyalty and after engaging with our product, service, and staff. It's how our customers feel when their needs are met regularly, at the right time, and in the right way. People who are happy after engaging with

DEVELOPING OUR SPIRITUAL ROOTS.

Growing up as a child, my parents always brought us to church on Sunday. The children would have to attend Sunday school classes. We were taught lessons on Prayer, Moses and the red sea, Noah and the building of the ark, and Jesus with his twelve disciples. Jesus often taught

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CHANGE EQUALS GROWTH II

WHO IS THIS PUBLISHER CREATING THIS CONTENT?

OUR MISSION: TO BUILD CUSTOMER SATISFACTION

DEVELOPING OUR SPIRITUAL ROOTS.