<p>In this episode, Andrew and Jess reflect on the concepts introduced and explored by Sarah Lewis in her book, The Rise: https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-Rise/Sarah-Lewis/9781451629248.  Most notably, the concept of approaching tasks as a perpetual amateur, or rather not looking for the result but rather the knowledge gained through the process.</p>

In this episode, Andrew and Jess reflect on the concepts introduced and explored by Sarah Lewis in her book, The Rise: https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-Rise/Sarah-Lewis/9781451629248. Most notably, the concept of approaching tasks as a perpetual amateur, or rather not looking for the result but rather the knowledge gained through the process.

<p>In this episode, Andrew and Jess reflect on the concepts introduced and explored by Sarah Lewis in her book, The Rise: https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-Rise/Sarah-Lewis/9781451629248.&nbsp; Most notably, the concept of approaching tasks as a perpetual amateur, or rather not looking for the result but rather the knowledge gained through the process.</p>

Episode 39: The Power of the "Almost Good"

Teams succeed and fail together.In order to be truly "digital" and see benefits of true modernization, teams must work well together, know their roles and the roles of their team mates, and beyond all else, trust each other. Throughout the course of the show, we'll have industry leading guests join the conversation to showcase their passions and true value they can bring to the table so we can more effectively work together to make our businesses successful.

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Episode 39: The Power of the "Almost Good"

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