Simplified. By Tobias Dahlberg

Simplified. By Tobias Dahlberg

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Simplified. By Tobias Dahlberg episodes

  • The Power of Non-Stop Learning

    In the knowledge economy, where we compete with brain power, your competitive advantage is your mindset, attitude and knowledge.

    But very few of us feed our brains with new stimulus, new ideas and knowledge. Why? In this episode I share my thoughts on the best way to gain competitive advantage for yourself. This episode was originally recorded in Miami, Flordia for my YouTube channel, and you can see the episode there.

    For free resources and to check out our offerings, go to thesimplecompany.com

    8 min
  • Why Brand Means Business

    Most companies fail to reap the full rewards of branding because they fail to make the link to their core business. How are brand and business linked? Branding is still largely seen as a communications- or marketing activity, not as the business critical factor that it is. In this episode I share the most common views on branding insides companies, and why "strategic branding" is the the most sophisticated form of branding - the approach to building extraordinary brands and businesses.

    0:00 Intro: Why I want to spread the idea of Extraordinary.

    02:16 Start of "Why Brand Means Business".

    02:56 The three different ways in which companies typically view and practice branding.

    08:55 Making the link between brand and business

    10:08 How a brand serves business

    11:40 The only three ways you can grow a business

    13:10 What business is really all about

    13:59: The link

    For free resources and to check out our offerings, go to thesimplecompany.com

    15 min
  • The Psychology of Starting
    In this episode I talk about what prevent people from starting new things, from ventures, projects, businesses, or anything else that involves unpredictability and risk. I share the only two ways to anticipate the future, and my best advice for starting anything new. My mission with this podcast is to inspire as many people as possible to get over their fear and take steps toward realising their ideas, their visions and dreams. For free resources and to check out our offerings, go to
    thesimplecompany.com
    15 min
  • Designing Value with Joe Pine
    Welcome to the very first episode of Extraordinary! In this episode I interview the legendary Joe Pine, author of books such as Mass-Customization, The Experience Economy, Authenticity, Infinite Possibility and Laws of Managing. Joe is also a TED-speaker and frequent writer in publications such as Harvard Business Review. In this episode, Joe shares many of his core ideas and theories on value creation, customization, experience and competition. Be ready to pull out your notebook, because this episode in filled with so many golden nuggets, so much insight and wisdom. The interview starts after my podcast intro at around 6 minutes. I am thankful for your feedback and engagement, and you can reach me at social media channels such as YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook. Or simply email me at [email protected] free resources and to check out our offerings, go to
    thesimplecompany.com
    46 min

About Simplified. By Tobias Dahlberg

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Simplifying is the most powerful principle in business. Simple companies always beat complex companies as they are more focused, they run smoother, grow faster, and make more profits. As a strategist and entrepreneur for almost twenty years, my commitment to you is to provide you with simple, practical ideas that help you across the life cycle of entrepreneurship.

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