You want something, you work with people to get it done, the end.

But what if that’s not the way you create real success? What if instead, it’s all about continually planting seeds – or magic beans – that will grow into things you haven’t even thought were possible?

This week, Erin tells a story about how some magic beans she planted are growing into donuts. Well, a speaking gig at a donut company. She then reflects and reverse engineers how things like this come about, reflecting on the biggest lessons she’s learned as an entrepreneur, and how you can apply those lessons to your corporate career.

In this week’s episode we’re sharing 3 simple ways to plant these beans that will grow into mind-blowing, unexpected success.

105: Make Every Step into a Data Point with Dr. Erin Baker

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DISCLAIMER: This episode is not explicit, though contains mild swearing that may be unsustainable for younger audiences.

Tweetable Comments

• “So that's where we are: cleaning out the refrigerator, not feeling well, drinking tea, freezing my ass off in my dark room, but happy to be here.”

• “When you see people sliding over into new positions or using their networks to elevate themselves, there was some kind of professional relationship that came out of mutual investment.”

• “Sometimes you need to bring in new things to get you to new places.”

• “Practice radical reciprocity.”

• “A lot of people short-change themselves by not putting effort into thinking about their own professional development in terms of training.”