 Good people make bad decisions because they have bad assumptions or limiting beliefs. If a leader has an assumption that trusting is bad, then they’re bound to make a bad decision because there’s no one there to stop them from making that decision. And once that decision is made, the decision-maker will look for […]
 Handling a business is tough already. How much more if you’re running a family business where business tends to get in the way of family and vice versa? How do you keep that balance? In today’s episode, Dr. Patty Ann Tublin interviews Randy Long and Ellen Long to discuss the unique challenges of handling
 They say money can buy happiness but that is not all true. If you don’t know your worth, you’ll still be miserable in life. The only difference is that you’ll be miserable inside your mansion. True happiness happens when you’re growing your wealth and your worth at the same time. It’s all about personal
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 Ideas for innovation are abundant in today’s ecosystem, and not all of them work out. But that shouldn’t stop you from trying. Today’s guest is Marc Randolph (@thatwillneverwork), the Cofounder and Founding CEO of Netflix and author of That Will Never Work: The Birth of Netflix and the Amazing Life of an Idea. He is undoubtedly among the
 Your business could have the best systems and fool-proof processes, but if you don’t have the people aspect down, you can never be successful. Today’s guest is Annie Hyman Pratt, CEO of Leading Edge Teams and author of The People Part: Seven Agreements Entrepreneurs and Leaders Make to Build Teams, Accelerate Growth, and Banish Burnout for Good. Annie
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