Pluris:
From Latin | Genitive singular (and also nominative/accusative plural neuter) form of “plus,” meaning “more.”
Used to express value or worth — “pluris aestimare” means “to value more highly,” and “pluris esse” means “to be worth more.”
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Pluris takes its name from the Latin root for “worth more” — and that’s the whole point. This is a space built on a simple conviction: the best ideas in business are inseparable from the best ideas about life, and neither survives being treated as an afterthought. Reflective essays that challenge conventional thinking, and fully worked business-model proposals built around real, underserved problems rather than hypothetical ones. Some pieces will make you rethink an assumption you didn’t know you were making; others will hand you a blueprint rigorous enough to build on. Together, they share one purpose: adding real value, to businesses and to the people who run them.
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