What is Financial Transparency?
You probably know a little or a lot about a business practice called open book management. This podcast prefers the term, financial transparency. During this episode, a CEO and co-founder of a physic...
22 Okt 202248min
Crazy Eddie, The Rise and Fall of a Retail Fraudster
The Crazy Eddie stores of the 1980s are probably most remembered by the Jerry Carrell commercials that have been parodied in the movies, TV shows, and even by other CEOs in the past such as Steve Ball...
14 Okt 202251min
Interest and the Price of Time
As of the release date of this episode, the prime interest rate in the U.S. had surpassed six percent, nearly double the rate a few months earlier. Are higher rates good or bad for the economy? What ...
8 Okt 202248min
The Soul of Startups
Sophie Theen is the author of The Soul of Startups. Sophie states that there is a misconception that a company's people make its culture. Instead, that culture starts at the top and works its way down...
1 Okt 202234min
The Flaw of Averages
Dr. Sam Savage is the gifted teacher all of us would have loved having as our professor in stats classes. Sam is the author of The Flaw of Averages and Chancification. During this conversation, we ta...
23 Sep 202246min
Surrounded by Idiots
Thomas Erikson is the author of Surrounded by Idiots, a book that simplifies four basic personality types using a coloring system and a two-by-two matrix. In this conversation, we address: the diff...
17 Sep 202259min
The Best Book for Professional Services Firms
Can you think of a top business book exclusively for professional services firms? If so, your list is probably short and presumably headed by any title from David Maister. In this episode, a new book ...
10 Sep 202236min
The Rise and Fall of BlackBerry
If we think the reasons for the fall of BlackBerry are an open and shut case, we need to think again. Sean Silcoff is the co-author of Losing the Signal. The book covers the rise of BlackBerry, how it...
3 Sep 202256min
