On this episode of KBRS, we look at two ways for policymakers to remedy a recessionary event. How do they differ? Why deflation isn't necessarily that bad... AND why none of this will matter and they will just keep blowing up asset bubbles. 
THEN! I move into the actionable leadership side of the show. BEING A DECISIVE LEADER is extremely important on your road to building great things. I talk about the importance of, and how to work on this useful trait. 
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In this show, I give a brief recap of "low tension leadership," and I take a look at some wisdom from Warren Buffett about the three things that separate achievers from daydreamers! 

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Today I give some more attention to the "low tension leadership" I talk about frequently. Clear conversations and candor are very important parts of leadership... Once you have a low tension program, what do you do when someone still insists on creating tension?

I also give some time to the supreme court nomination process with Amy Coney Barrett. What is the supreme court for? Why the constitution is way more important than precedent. 

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So many people seem to think that you aren't pushing hard enough if you haven't dumped ALL of your money in your business. This is beyond untrue. The entire point of being in business is to increase your net worth. Don't erode the net worth you have now, there are other, smarter ways to do this!
TRUST ME, You will want way more than one swing at the piñata. 

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A lot of entrepreneurs play in a noisy market... That makes the need for RELEVANT differentiation SO important. Think like a consumer and find ways to stand out in a crowded market... OR create a new market.

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Yes, ladies and gentlemen, my wife and I had coronavirus and recovered. I am using the word "survived" sarcastically. Yeah, we had it. It wasn't that bad. Today, we look at human nature and a natural tendency toward self-governance. Why people will take care of business even when they aren't forced to. 

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In this episode of KBRS, I dive in to a question I was asked privately on the forum. An entrepreneur wants to make the transition from his day job to full time entrepreneurship. I show how EVEN in the VERY INFANCY of his entrepreneurial journey, it pays to think scale. 
If it works for a brand new company, it is also something to consider for a maturing business.  Raising your HOURLY pay is more important in the beginning than raising your pay. 

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Once again, big tech and monopolies are in the headlines. I can't believe how many supposedly free-market people are into this. I understand I have the unpopular opinion here, but I need to rest my peace on this. Breaking up companies and changing the control structure by force is 100% stealing. Government seizure of private property is not a pro-freedom or pro-business stance. 

Also, these companies are not monopolies. 

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Entrepreneurs can get tunnel vision. Objectively look at the things you say and the limiting beliefs you have... Are they excuses? 
In this episode, I look at several common excuses that entrepreneurs make and I dispel them. 

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In this episode we look at subjective vs objective value theory and how it relates to inflation. 

Is the consumer price index the all knowing index of infinite inflationary data? No. We explore why stimulus absolutely DOES make things more expensive and why the CPI is not as perfect as everyone that thinks they are smart seem to think. 

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