Uber didn't disrupt taxis. AirBNB didn't disrupt hotels. Existing business and industries fail to provide for the needs of the market and someone else comes in to fulfil that need for them. If competition is killing your business, it's not the competition's fault. It's yours for not serving the market better.

Ep 59 - Disruption Doesn't Kill Businesses; Bad Businesses Kill Themselves

I've got something to say, and you might need to hear it. This podcast is a stream of consciousness on topics of motivation, meaning, purpose, and using your gifts to benefit the world. Maybe you'll like it. If you do, let me know. Maybe you don't like it. If you don't, then don't listen.

I record this to motivate myself, but perhaps it may motivate you as well.

Use your gifts. Make the world a better place.

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I've got something to say, and you might need to hear it. This podcast is a stream of consciousness on topics of motivation, meaning, purpose, and using your gifts to benefit the world. Maybe you'll like it. If you do, let me know. Maybe you don't like it. If you don't, then don't listen. I record this to motivate myself, but perhaps it may motivate you as well. Use your gifts. Make the world a better place.

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Ep 59 - Disruption Doesn't Kill Businesses; Bad Businesses Kill Themselves

Ep 59 - Disruption Doesn't Kill Businesses; Bad Businesses Kill Themselves