By Mike Parsons & Mark Pearson Freeland
4.7
8585 ratings
The podcast currently has 447 episodes available.
In this transformative episode of the Moonshots Podcast, hosts Mike and Mark explore the powerful lessons from Jen Sincero’s best-selling book, You Are A Badass. Packed with energy, humor, and practical advice, this episode is designed to inspire listeners to embrace their inner badass and create the life they’ve always wanted.
What You’ll Learn:
💡 Introduction: Jen Sincero reads the introduction of her book, challenging listeners to make the pivotal decision to change their lives (4m18).
💡 Mindset: In a conversation with Michael Neimand (Network Marketing), Sincero explains why waiting for the “perfect time” is holding you back and why taking the leap is the first step to greatness (2m23).
💡 Behavior: Successful By Design shares actionable insights on how to tap into “source energy,” control your thoughts, and establish empowering habits that align with your goals (2m04). Learn to stop limiting beliefs and stop making excuses (1m10).
💡 Conclusion: Jen Sincero and Michael Neimand leave us with a call to action: stop worrying about the “what-ifs” and start taking action. They remind us that disappointment is temporary, but regret lasts much longer (2m01).
Why This Episode Matters:
Jen Sincero’s insights are a wake-up call for anyone feeling stuck or uninspired. Her blend of tough love and humor challenges listeners to overcome fear, abandon excuses, and step into a life filled with purpose, confidence, and success.
Resources and Links:
• 📺 Watch on YouTube: You Are A Badass
• 📚 Get the book on Amazon: You Are A Badass by Jen Sincero
• 🚀 Become a Moonshots Member: Unlock exclusive content and support the podcast at https://www.patreon.com/Moonshots
Join Mike and Mark in this engaging conversation to discover how to stop doubting your greatness and start living a badass life. Don’t wait—press play and get inspired!
In this enlightening episode, Mike and Mark explore the hidden benefits of regret with renowned author Daniel Pink. Drawing from his book, The Power of Regret, Pink reframes regret as a tool for growth, learning, and connection. Far from being a negative emotion, regret can guide us toward making better decisions and living more meaningfully.
Listen and Watch
🎧 Podcast Episode: Listen Here
📺 Watch on YouTube: The Power of Regret
Episode Breakdown and Key Themes
1. Regret is Universal (3m20)
Daniel Pink explains that regret is not a weakness but a universal emotion that unites us. By reflecting on our regrets, we gain insight into what truly matters.
2. The 4 Core Regrets (3m44)
Pink identifies four types of regret based on his research with thousands of stores worldwide:
• Foundation Regrets: “If only I had prepared better.”
• Boldness Regrets: “If only I had taken the chance.”
• Moral Regrets: “If only I had done the right thing.”
• Connection Regrets: “If only I had reached out.”
In conversation with Adam Grant, they discuss how confronting these regrets requires courage and fosters personal growth.
3. Perfectionism vs. Improvement (1m58)
Perfectionism often leads to paralysis and missed opportunities. Pink and Grant emphasize the value of focusing on improvement rather than flawlessness. This mindset encourages bold actions and progress, even if they come with imperfections.
4. Anticipating Regret: A Lesson from Albert Nobel (1m13)
The episode wraps with a story about Albert Nobel and the transformative power of forecasting regret. By imagining our future regrets, we can make choices today that align with our core values and create a life of purpose.
Key Takeaways
• Regret fuels growth: Reflecting on regrets reveals what we truly value.
• Bold action minimizes regrets: Taking risks—even when imperfect—leads to growth.
• Connection matters: Repairing relationships reduces the sting of regret.
• Progress over perfection: Incremental improvement is more valuable than chasing flawlessness.
Further Resources
📚 Book Summary: Apollo Advisor’s Summary of The Power of Regret
📖 Buy the Book on Amazon: The Power of Regret
Join the Moonshots Community
🚀 Become a Moonshots Member: Patreon.com/Moonshots
Please support our mission to inspire bold thinkers and gain access to exclusive bonus content, deeper dives into podcast themes, and behind-the-scenes discussions.
Would you like me to create an announcement blog post or tweet to promote this episode?
In this eye-opening episode, hosts Mike and Mark explore the transformative negotiation techniques of former FBI hostage negotiator Chris Voss, as outlined in his bestselling book Never Split the Difference: Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It. Drawing from his years of experience in high-stakes negotiations, Voss redefines what it means to “win” a negotiation by focusing on human psychology, empathy, and strategic communication.
Episode Links
• 📘 Episode Webpage
• 🎥 Watch on YouTube
• 📖 Never Split the Difference Book Summary: [Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It]
Become a Moonshots Member: Join us on Patreon for exclusive content and deeper dives into groundbreaking ideas.
Key Concepts and Techniques Explored in the Episode
1. Tactical Empathy and Building Rapport
• Mike and Mark begin by exploring Voss’s concept of tactical empathy, a nuanced skill beyond surface-level listening. Tactical empathy involves deeply understanding and acknowledging the emotions and motivations of the other party. By employing empathy tactically, Voss believes you can forge a stronger connection and create trust, which can ultimately guide the other party toward a mutually beneficial outcome.
2. Mastering the Power of “Why”
• The hosts then delve into strategically using “why” in negotiations. Voss explains that asking “why” thoughtfully can prompt people to think more deeply about their choices, often leading them to reveal core motivations or insecurities. By guiding the other party to reflect, negotiators can uncover valuable insights that facilitate collaborative decision-making.
3. The “Jedi Mind Trick” of Mirroring
• Mike and Mark examine the art of mirroring, one of Voss’s most practical techniques. By repeating the last few words spoken by the other party, a negotiator can encourage deeper sharing while building an unspoken bond. This technique requires little effort but can profoundly affect the conversation’s flow, creating a more comfortable and open environment.
4. Using “I,” “You,” and “It” to Shape Perception
• In this section, Voss’s insights on language choice come into focus. He explains that specific pronouns—“I,” “you,” and “it”—carry different weights in conversation. Each one subtly impacts the direction and tone of the negotiation. For instance, “you” can direct attention, while “it” can help depersonalize tense topics. Mike and Mark share examples of how this subtle shift can change the course of any negotiation.
5. The Surprising Value of Silence
• Voss’s unconventional advice to use silence as a negotiation tool is another highlight. Rather than filling every pause, allowing silence in conversation creates an opportunity for the other party to open up. Silence is often uncomfortable, and people instinctively fill it—sometimes with critical information or additional offers. Mike and Mark discuss how practicing silence can be a powerful way to encourage others to reveal more and lead the negotiation to a more advantageous position.
6. Creating a Value Proposition and the Ackerman Bargaining Model
• As the episode unfolds, Mike and Mark discuss the importance of clearly presenting your value proposition. Voss argues that negotiators create a collaborative foundation by starting with what the other party values. Then, through the Ackerman Model, a systematic approach to reaching target prices, Voss teaches how to make offers in gradual increments to drive negotiations forward.
7. Seeing “No” as an Opportunity
• In a final, counterintuitive insight, Voss reframes “No” as a potential gateway rather than a barrier. Encouraging the other party to say “No” gives them a sense of control, often opening the door for more authentic conversation. Although contrary to conventional negotiation strategies, Mike and Mark discuss how this technique can unlock constructive dialogue and facilitate honest discussions.
Throughout the episode, Mike and Mark reflect on how these techniques apply not just in business negotiations but in everyday interactions, from personal relationships to team discussions. With real-life examples and relatable insights, the hosts make Voss’s techniques accessible and actionable for all listeners, regardless of their negotiation experience.
Episode Links
• 📘 Episode Webpage
• 🎥 Watch on YouTube
• 📖 Never Split the Difference Book Summary: [Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It]
Become a Moonshots Member: Join us on Patreon for exclusive content and deeper dives into groundbreaking ideas.
In this inspiring episode, hosts Mike and Mark break down the transformative principles of Robin Sharma’s bestselling book, The 5 AM Club: Own Your Morning, Elevate Your Life. With insights from Robin Sharma and Marie Forleo, listeners will learn how an early morning routine can unlock peak performance, boost productivity, and lead to extraordinary success.
Introduction – Rise Before the Sun:
The episode opens with Robin Sharma and Marie Forleo discussing the “why” behind the 5 AM wakeup (Clip: RiseBefore the Sun). Sharma emphasizes how rising early creates time for intentional focus and personal growth, setting the foundation for a productive day.
The 20/20/20 Method – Structuring Your Morning:
In Begin Your Day Correctly, Sharma and Forleo explore the power of the 20/20/20 Method, a structured approach to the first hour of the day (Clip: Begin Your Day Correctly). Divided into three 20-minute segments, the Method combines physical exercise, reflection, and learning to optimize body, mind, and spirit.
Building Lasting Habits – The Three Phases:
In How to Install Habits That Last, Sharma discusses the phases of habit formation—destruction, Installation, and Integration—as keys to building lifelong habits (Clip: How to Install Habits That Last). By staying committed, listeners can overcome the challenges of change and create routines that support ongoing growth.
Four Focuses of Greatness – Strategies for Peak Performance:
Upgraded Mentality offers insights into the Four Focuses of Greatness—Capitalization of Strengths, Freedom from Distractions, Personal Mastery, and Day Stacking. These strategies represent Sharma’s guide to achieving lasting results through purposeful action (Clip: Four Focuses).
Conclusion – Embracing Grit and Resilience:
Finally, Robin Sharma and Marie Forleo discuss the importance of grit and resilience in forming new habits. The conversation underscores that dedication and determination are essential for mastery, especially when building a high-performance life (Clip: New Habits Are Hard).
Bonus Content – Lifelong Genius and Success Tactics:
Upgraded Mentality and Robin Sharma provide Ten Tactics for Success as an extra resource, which covers essential approaches to focus, creativity, and personal development (Clip: Ten Tactics).
Additional Resources:
For a deeper dive into The 5 AM Club, take advantage of this free course from Apollo Skills and explore further insights in this detailed YouTube discussion.
Become a Member at Patreon for exclusive content, early episode access, and more!
In this thought-provoking episode of the Moonshots Podcast, hosts Mike and Mark unpack the groundbreaking insights of James Clear's Atomic Habits. Known for its highly actionable approach, Clear’s book presents a powerful system for personal and professional growth, showing how small changes can compound into significant life transformations.
The hosts begin with a compelling discussion on why habits are crucial for long-term success. They share Clear’s philosophy that habits aren’t just about behavior but about cultivating an identity. Clear’s unique method focuses on “identity-based habits,” encouraging us to adopt habits that reflect the kind of person we aspire to become rather than merely aiming for specific outcomes. Mike and Mark dig into the mechanics behind this shift, offering listeners ways to create habits that align with their values and vision for the future.
Moving into behavior and mindset change, Mike and Mark explore Clear’s Four Laws of Behavior Change: make it obvious, make it attractive, make it easy, and make it satisfying. This system is a roadmap for cultivating good habits and eradicating bad ones. They discuss Clear’s advice on stimulating both mind and body, emphasizing the importance of reading, physical activity, and continuous learning as habits that boost productivity and enhance overall well-being.
Episode Resources:
• Episode Page on Moonshots.io
• Atomic Habits Summary by Apollo Advisor
• Watch on YouTube
The episode also tackles the challenge of breaking bad habits. Mike and Mark explore Clear’s insights into understanding and interrupting the cues that trigger unproductive behaviors, providing strategies for listeners to regain control and replace harmful patterns with constructive ones. They delve into Clear’s recommendation of becoming an “expert through practice,” emphasizing that mastery in any field comes from consistent practice and dedication.
Shifting focus, they examine how planning and goal-setting can significantly impact habit formation. Citing Clear’s research on implementation intentions, they discuss how setting explicit “if-then” scenarios can help people follow through on new habits, especially during challenging moments. Additionally, they consider Clear’s counterintuitive stance that while goals are essential, the systems we create ultimately lead to sustainable success, particularly in a business context.
In the Studies and Experiments segment, listeners will learn about the science behind habit-building and how small, intentional actions lead to lasting change. Mike and Mark reflect on Clear’s research into planning and control, offering listeners practical tips for creating habits that stick. Finally, they wrap up with a discussion on the common question: How long does it take to develop a new habit? Spoiler: it’s more about consistency and mindset than a specific timeline.
This episode is packed with actionable takeaways for anyone looking to build positive habits, break away from negative ones, and create a life driven by purpose and improvement. Tune in to discover how to make minor adjustments today, leading to extraordinary results over time.
Episode Resources:
• Episode Page on Moonshots.io
• Atomic Habits Summary by Apollo Advisor
• Watch on YouTube
In this enlightening episode of the Moonshots Podcast, hosts Mike and Mark dive deep into the groundbreaking self-help method developed by therapists Phil Stutz and Barry Michels in their best-selling book, The Tools. This method offers practical, actionable techniques that help individuals break through limitations, overcome challenges, and unlock personal potential.
The episode begins with Barry Michels exploring the concept of self-restraint and how mastering self-control can set you free. Rather than feeling limited, embracing self-discipline creates personal liberation and opens the door to living with a greater purpose.
Mike and Mark then present a book summary of The Tools, sharing key takeaways on how to welcome adversity and transform difficult situations into opportunities for growth. This mindset shift allows you to face challenges head-on and leverage them for personal development and success.
Listeners are introduced to three essential practices from The Tools that can be applied in daily life:
This episode is packed with actionable insights and real-world tools to help you shift your mindset, face adversity, and cultivate emotional resilience, ultimately allowing you to achieve more personal growth.
Listen to the full episode: Phil Stutz and Barry Michels - The Tools.
For a more detailed dive into the book’s techniques, visit this book summary of The Tools.
Watch the full episode on YouTube: Phil Stutz and Barry Michels - The Tools.
Critical Concepts in This Episode:
Please join the Moonshots Podcast and access exclusive content: Join us on Patreon.
In this enlightening episode of the Moonshots Podcast, hosts Mike and Mark explore Michael Pollan’s revolutionary perspective on the modern food industry as presented in his bestselling book, In Defense of Food. Pollan challenges our highly processed, nutrition-obsessed culture and urges us to return to a simpler, more traditional approach to eating.
The transformative mantra is at the heart of his philosophy: “Eat Food. Mostly Plants. Not Too Much.”
Key Discussion Points:
1. Pollan’s Mantra:
• Eat Food: Pollan emphasizes eating natural, whole foods rather than processed “edible food-like substances” that dominate supermarket shelves.
• Mostly Plants: He promotes a plant-based diet, but not in an extreme sense, advocating for balance and moderation.
• Not Too Much: Moderation and mindfulness are vital in avoiding overconsumption, a common pitfall in today’s food culture.
2. The Rise of Nutritionism:
Pollan critiques the concept of “nutritionism,” which reduces food to its nutrients (proteins, fats, carbs, etc.) rather than considering the whole food. He argues that this reductionist approach has led to confusion about what to eat and a focus on processed food products claiming health benefits. Pollan highlights the dangers of this nutrient-obsessed culture, where food is treated as a collection of parts rather than a natural whole.
3. The Good vs. Evil Dichotomy in Food:
In modern food culture, nutrients are often good or bad. Pollan illustrates how this binary thinking leads to a never-ending cycle of food fads, as society swings from demonizing fats to celebrating them or from demonizing carbs to embracing them. He advocates for a more balanced, holistic approach to food choices.
4. The Failure of the Western Diet:
Pollan and food journalist Michael Moss discuss the widespread failure of the Western diet, which is characterized by an over-reliance on processed foods, sugars, and unhealthy fats. This dietary shift has resulted in alarming levels of chronic diseases like obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. Pollan encourages a return to traditional diets and home-cooked meals, offering better health and deeper connections to our eating.
5. Home Cooking and Reclaiming Food:
The episode highlights the importance of home cooking, where individuals can control their ingredients and make healthier choices. Pollan and Moss share practical advice on navigating modern supermarkets, suggesting shoppers stick to the perimeter, where fresh produce and whole foods are found, and avoid the highly processed items in the middle aisles.
6. Mindful Eating and the Power of Awareness:
Pollan closes the conversation by stressing the importance of giving more attention to what we eat. He encourages listeners to be mindful of their food's origins, quality, and impact. By doing so, we improve our health and reconnect with food in a meaningful, nourishing way.
Episode Highlights:
• The shift from traditional diets to the processed food-dominated Western diet.
• The problem with seeing food purely in terms of nutrients.
• Why cooking at home and carefully shopping can be revolutionary in today’s food system.
• Practical tips for navigating supermarkets and making healthier food choices.
Don’t miss this thought-provoking conversation that will inspire you to rethink your approach to food!
📖 Read Michael Pollan’s In Defense of Food: Amazon Link
🎥 Watch the Full Episode on YouTube: YouTube Link
🎧 Listen to the Episode: Moonshots.io Episode Link
Become a Moonshots Podcast member for exclusive content and more insightful episodes at Patreon.
In this enlightening episode of the Moonshots Podcast, hosts Mike and Mark sit down with Dr. Catherine Shanahan and Luke Shanahan to explore their transformative book, “Deep Nutrition.” Dr. Cate, a renowned physician and nutrition expert, challenges the conventional wisdom of modern diets and reveals how ancestral eating patterns can lead to better health and longevity and even affect our genetic inheritance.
Related Links:
• 🎧 Listen to the full episode here: Episode 269
• 📖 Book Summary of Deep Nutrition: Read Here
• 📺 Watch the YouTube clip here: Deep Nutrition on YouTube
The discussion opens with Dr. Cate introducing the Hateful 8—a group of eight industrial seed oils highly processed, inflammatory, and often hidden in many packaged and processed foods. These oils—such as soybean, corn, canola, and cottonseed—are rich in polyunsaturated fats, which oxidize quickly, especially when heated. This process releases harmful compounds that contribute to inflammation and chronic diseases like heart disease, obesity, and cancer. Dr. Cate explains the dangers of cooking these oils at high temperatures, emphasizing the importance of replacing them with traditional fats such as butter, olive oil, and coconut oil, providing better heat stability.
Next, the episode delves into the fascinating idea that diet influences genetic expression. Drawing on the latest research in epigenetics, Dr. Cate and Luke explain how what we eat today doesn’t just affect our health but can also influence the genes we pass down to future generations. Poor dietary choices—such as consuming ultra-processed foods and the Hateful Eight oils—can activate genetic markers for diseases like diabetes, heart disease, and obesity. However, adopting a nutrient-dense, whole-food-based diet can “turn off” these harmful genetic signals and promote better health for ourselves and our descendants. This understanding shifts the focus of nutrition from short-term diets to long-term genetic health.
One of the critical insights from Deep Nutrition is the concept of metabolic flexibility. Dr. Cate explains that metabolic flexibility is the body’s ability to switch between burning carbohydrates and fat for energy. In our modern carb-heavy diets, many people depend on glucose for energy, leading to insulin resistance, fatigue, and difficulty burning fat. Dr. Cate emphasizes that by reintroducing healthy fats, cutting out sugars, and focusing on whole foods, we can regain this flexibility and improve our ability to burn fat, leading to better energy levels, weight loss, and overall metabolic health.
The episode also includes a conversation with Harry and Brett from The Meat Mafia, who discuss legacy—specifically, how our dietary habits affect not only our current health but also the genetic legacy we leave behind. They discuss how the prevalence of processed foods and harmful ingredients has created a generational health crisis. Still, by returning to nutrient-dense, ancestral diets, we can rewrite our genetic destiny and improve the health of future generations.
In the closing section, Dr. Cate provides listeners with a practical shopping list to help them make better food choices. Her recommendations include avoiding processed foods and prioritizing natural, whole foods like grass-fed meats, organic vegetables, and traditional fats. This guide serves as a starting point for those looking to improve their health by making small but impactful changes in their daily eating habits.
The episode ends with a strong message: by understanding the Hateful 8, embracing the power of nutrient-dense foods, and regaining metabolic flexibility, we can take control of our health and positively impact our genes for generations to come.
Key Takeaways:
• Avoid the Hateful 8: Eliminate harmful oils like soybean and canola oil from your diet to reduce inflammation and improve long-term health.
• Change Your Genes: Your diet can alter genetic expression, affecting your health and the health of future generations.
• Embrace Metabolic Flexibility: Reduce sugars and focus on healthy fats to improve your body’s ability to burn fat and optimize energy.
• Build a Nutrient-Dense Shopping List: Prioritize whole, unprocessed foods like meats, vegetables, and traditional fats to create a healthier lifestyle.
Related Links:
• 🎧 Listen to the full episode here: Episode 269
• 📖 Book Summary of Deep Nutrition: Read Here
• 📺 Watch the YouTube clip here: Deep Nutrition on YouTube
Are you ready to supercharge your productivity and eliminate procrastination once and for all? In Episode 268 of the Moonshots Podcast, hosts Mike and Mark discuss Brian Tracy's timeless wisdom and best-selling book Eat That Frog!, guiding you through practical and proven techniques to master your time and achieve your goals.
Brian Tracy’s philosophy revolves around tackling your most important and daunting tasks first—what he calls “eating the frog.” This approach builds momentum early in your day and creates a sense of accomplishment that powers you through to even greater success. This episode is packed with actionable insights and strategies you can apply today.
💡 Key Concepts and Takeaways:
1. Eat the Frog First:
• Kick off your day by focusing on the most challenging, most important task you’re most likely to procrastinate on. By getting this done first, you free yourself from the mental burden of avoidance and set a productive tone for the rest of your day. Tracy’s metaphorical “frog” is the task that will bring the most significant reward once completed, helping you stay focused on long-term goals.
🎧 Clip: [Live frog for breakfast (53s)]
2. The ABCDE Method:
• This powerful system is one of Tracy’s critical productivity hacks for prioritizing tasks. It helps you rank your to-dos from A (most critical) to E (least important or distractions). Mike and Mark unpack how this method can help eliminate confusion from your workday, ensuring you focus on high-value tasks that drive actual results.
🎧 Clip: [ABCDE method (3m43)]
3. Single-Handle Tasks:
• Tracy emphasizes finishing what you start without switching between tasks. Known as the single-handle approach, this technique helps you stay focused, minimizing the wasted time and mental energy of multitasking. Mike and Mark explore the neuroscience behind this and how it increases efficiency and satisfaction.
🎧 Clip: [Single-handle things (1m35)]
4. Get Addicted to Productivity:
• The episode closes with an inspiring insight from Tracy: productivity, once mastered, becomes addictive. By experiencing daily wins and consistently achieving critical tasks, you create a positive feedback loop that builds motivation and confidence. Mike and Mark discuss how this “addiction” can lead to a lifelong habit of success.
🎧 Clip: [Get addicted (1m36)]
🎧 Ready to listen? Start transforming your day now!
👉 Listen to Episode 268 here
In this episode, you’ll discover practical tools for mastering time, building productivity habits, and achieving more daily. Whether you’re looking to optimize your workday or conquer procrastination, Eat That Frog! Offers timeless strategies to help you succeed.
📚 Want more? Dive deeper with the Eat That Frog! Book summary:
If you want to get more out of Brian Tracy’s approach, check out this comprehensive book summary, which breaks down the core concepts from Eat That Frog! Into actionable insights:
👉 Book Summary: Eat That Frog!
📺 Prefer to watch? Catch the episode on YouTube:
For those who like to watch and learn, you can enjoy the Moonshots Podcast Episode 268 on YouTube. Join Mike and Mark as they discuss the power of focusing on high-priority tasks and creating lasting productivity habits:
👉 Watch on YouTube
💪 Take Action & Become a Moonshot Member!
Hungry for more actionable advice? By becoming a Moonshots Podcast Member, you’ll gain access to exclusive content, deeper dives into productivity, and personal development resources. Mike and Mark are dedicated to helping you unlock your full potential, and as a member, you’ll get the inside track to creating meaningful change in your life.
👉 Become a Member Today on Patreon
🌟 Final Thoughts on Eat That Frog!:
Eat That Frog! by Brian Tracy is a must-read (and must-listen!) for anyone serious about taking control of their time and achieving their biggest goals. With simple yet powerful techniques like the ABCDE method and single-handle tasks, this episode will give you the tools to stop procrastinating and make real progress. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or just beginning your personal development journey, this episode will inspire and equip you to push through barriers and achieve lasting success.
In this episode of the Moonshots Podcast, hosts Mike and Mark explore the behind-the-scenes strategies that powered Amazon’s meteoric rise to global dominance. Drawing from Working Backwards: Insights, Stories, and Secrets from Inside Amazon, authors Colin Bryar and Bill Carr—two key executives who worked alongside Jeff Bezos—unpack the innovative practices and leadership philosophies that made Amazon a billion-dollar powerhouse.
Through rich discussions and exclusive clips, we explore the core principles that have guided Amazon's evolution from its early startup days to becoming one of the most customer-obsessed companies in the world. Learn how Amazon’s unique leadership, decision-making, and innovation approach can be applied to your ventures, helping you build a customer-centric, scalable organization.
Key Topics Covered:
1. Meet the Authors
2. Leadership at Amazon
3. How to Innovate Like Amazon
4. The Bigger Picture
Why You Should Listen
This episode provides a masterclass in leadership and innovation from one of the most successful companies in history. Whether you're an entrepreneur, a business leader, or someone who loves learning about breakthrough companies, you'll gain actionable insights from Amazon’s unique hiring, decision-making, and scaling approach.
Watch & Read More
Apply the lessons from this episode to raise the bar in your organization, implement focused leadership, and transform your approach to innovation.
The podcast currently has 447 episodes available.
20,945 Listeners
1,029 Listeners
157 Listeners
4,707 Listeners
3,496 Listeners
234 Listeners
2,416 Listeners
56 Listeners
87 Listeners
1,955 Listeners
26,871 Listeners
345 Listeners
306 Listeners
32 Listeners
881 Listeners