George Gilder on Resources
What did George Gilder have to say about resources on the show this past week....especially people? It sure does sound like he agrees with the ideas behind Superabundance (and he does in case you are wondering).
Author John W. Farrell talks about yokes, horseshoes, and other medieval inventions that still affect our lives today on the latest episode of The Soul of Enterprise: Business in the Knowledge Economy! Listen to the full podcast here https://play.headliner.app/episode/11617471
You iterate, you listen, you fix.
You iterate, you listen, you fix. You iterate, you listen, you fix. How close to a lean startup is your business based on David Leary's description in this video? Subscribe here for more https://link.chtbl.com/TSOE
Abundance Over Scarcity
In his new book, why is Marian Tupy measuring abundance but not scarcity? Check out this video clip for more. Subscribe here for the full episode https://link.chtbl.com/TSOE
Are we growing so rich that people will no longer have/want to work? Check out the latest episode of The Soul of Enterprise featuring Marian Tupy on his new book #Superabundance! Listen to the full podcast here https://play.headliner.app/episode/11295027 (video made with @headlinervideo)
Translating Online Community to Real Life
How does a relationship in an online community translate to real life? Our recent guest, Brett Haralson of Melio, explained how an online connection can translate IRL.
When Only Results Matter
When only results matter, the billable hour becomes a worthless metric. Last week, we welcomed Reza Hooda and he discussed his firm's transition away from the billable hour. Check out the clip and subscribe here https://link.chtbl.com/TSOE
Kevin Smoot, EA
Did you miss our conversation with Kevin Smoot, EA at Accountability, Inc? He heard Ron speak and COMPLETELY TRANSFORMED his business. Here's quick snippet.
Time is a constraint
Time is not a measurement, it's a constraint. There was a significant portion of the show last week that touched on this. Check out this clip and if you like what you hear, it's episode 402.
Play to Win culture
"Play to Win" culture is something that Chris "Elroy" Stricklin talked about in episode #401. His years of experience in the military, at DARPA, and in the private sector have helped inform his opinion. Check out the video for more.
How to Use Key Predictive Indicators
In the sixteenth century, a new word appeared in English dictionaries: pantometry, which means universal measurement. Ever since, humans have been obsessed with counting things, from people to the amount of cars imported and the number of McDonald’s hamburgers served. The problem for the pantometrists is the same one facing businesspeople today: what should be measured? Facts and figures do not provide a context, or reveal truth: we still need our imaginations and creativity. If everything important has to be quantified to be comprehended, how are we to understand art, music, poetry, literature, indeed, our own human feelings? Statistics can certainly pronounce a fact, but they cannot explain it without an underlying context, or theory. Numbers have an unfortunate tendency to supersede other types of knowing. Ed and Ron will explore the critical difference between a Key Performance Indicator and a Key Predictive Indicator and their impact on customer service and competitive advantage.
Interview with David C. Baker
Ron and Ed welcome David C Baker, the leading authority on positioning, reinventing, and selling firms in the creative and digital space, to the show. David is the author of five books, three of which focus on the central elements of the business of expertise: positioning, financial management, and leadership. David speaks regularly on more than 70 topics relevant to entrepreneurial expertise, from 20 executives to 5,000 live on TV, all over the world. We will speak with him primarily about his book, The Business of Expertise.
Who Protects the Consumer More: Regulation or Reputation?
How do we protect the consumer from shoddy, fraudulent, or dangerous products and services? There's a long tradition that government must do something, which has led to a proverbial alphabet soup of regulatory bodies: the FDA, CPSC, USDA, and many more. Join Ed and Ron as they explore the legitimate issue of market failure, and also the less recognized government failure.
Cooperation or Coercion?
We can either cooperate or we can coerce one another. In this short 2-minute clip, recent guest James R. Harrigan talks us through the differences with real world examples. There is much more to the conversation in episode 354 (link: https://www.thesoulofenterprise.com/354)
Why the traditional political spectrum is wrong
Why is the traditional "left to right" political spectrum the WRONG way to think about things? Listen to this quick, 2-minute clip from Ron Baker and Ed Kless for more (from episode 353 if you want to listen to the full show) https://www.thesoulofenterprise.com/353
Interview with Professor Antony Davies
This quick, 2-minute video is all about inflation. In it, Professor Antony Davies of Words & Numbers fame answers the questions, "What do most people think inflation is? What is it really? And why is that important?" This is a small clip from episode 351. https://www.thesoulofenterprise.com/351