Today’s business climate has been marked by the rise of organizations built on the principles of exponential thinking—think Github, Airbnb, and Uber. Companies stuck in old linear thinking patterns, like Kodak, have gone out of business. We can no longer rely on repetitiveness and old ideas to get us through—to achieve success in such a competitive climate, ... Show More
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5 Speed Reading Techniques to Read Faster and Retain More
Most people read all day without realizing how much time it is costing them.Emails, reports, messages, articles, research, books, and online information all require the same core skill: reading. And if you can improve that skill, you can process information faster, stay focused l ... Show More
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Jun 2016
2:[Entrepreneurship] Exponentail Organizations - Salim Ismail | Why exponential organizations are 10x better, faster & cheaper than yours (and what to do about it)
In the past five years, the business world has seen the birth of a new breed of company―the Exponential Organization―that has revolutionized how a company can accelerate its growth by using technology. An ExO can eliminate the incremental, linear way traditional companies get big ... Show More
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Jan 2024
214. Problem Solving Through First Principles Thinking
Brian has recently been studying the concept, First Principles Thinking, used for breaking down complex problems. He shares how Elon Musk has used this problem solving tool in his world, specifically within SpaceX, to encourage creativity and innovation. -- Welcome to No Da ... Show More
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Aug 2021
The Keys to Start Innovating in Your Business with Brett Hagler
The business landscape is changing faster than ever before. So, how do you keep up? Through innovation! In this episode of The EntreLeadership Podcast, we sit down with Brett Hagler, CEO and co-founder of New Story. New Story has been named one of Fast Company’s Most Innovative C ... Show More
53m 35s
Sep 2023
How to Thrive in Fast-Moving Markets
What can we learn from fast-moving companies—like Amazon, Google, and Alibaba—about how to organize to promote strategic growth? University of Michigan business professor Dave Ulrich went inside these companies to study how their internal structure keeps them nimble, innovative, ... Show More
21m 50s