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The Case for Reading More Fiction

Season 1 Episode 123

Should professionals like you and I be reading fiction and if so, why?

Dr. Christine Seifert is the author of a 2020 HBR article, The Case for Reading…

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Is Bill Gross The Bond King?

Season 1 Episode 122

Who is Bill Gross?

Who is the guy who learned to take risks in college while scalping basketball tickets at Duke? Or who was the risk-taker who counte…

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Should Your Business Have a Hall of Fame?

Season 1 Episode 121

One of my favorite CFOs is Bob Lung. For the past 33 years, he's been chauffeuring players and dignitaries at the NFL's annual Hall of Fame weekend a…

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WorldCom's Financial Statement Fraud

Season 1 Episode 120

With the passing of the 20th anniversary of WorldCom filing bankruptcy in the aftermath of the whistle being blown on its reporting of fraudulent fin…

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Negotiation Simplified with Jim Reiman

Season 1 Episode 119

What is the best book on negotiation you've ever read?

Many business readers who have read Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss would probably pic…

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More Than a Trillion Dollar Coach

Season 1 Episode 118

The legendary Bill Campbell is called the trillion dollar coach by his biographers. Campbell coached and mentored larger-than-life business leaders L…

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What Happened to the Vanderbilt Dynasty?

Season 1 Episode 117

Can you name any recent descendants of Cornelius Vanderbilt who didn't build one but two massive fortunes during the Gilded Age? After the third and …

3 years, 8 months ago

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Would You Work at This Warehouse?

Season 1 Episode 116

Rob Hart's book, The Warehouse, is a speculative dystopian thriller.

The central character is an online retailer called Cloud - think Amazon in the di…

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Is Customer Empathy a Difference Maker?

Season 1 Episode 115

We learn from Atticus in To Kill a Mockingbird, "You never really understand a person until you consider things from their point of view … until you …

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Fixing a Broken Business

Season 1 Episode 114

Jeff Sands is the author of Corporate Turnaround Artistry. Before fixing and mending other companies' broken income statements and balance sheets, he…

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