Summary: Masters of Scale By Reid Hoffman
Do Things That Don’t Scale Focus on the few When you’re building your company, it’s more important to have one hundred people love your product …
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Summary: Social Movements for Good By Derrick Feldmann
Defining Movements A movement is a group of people working together for a common social, political, or cultural goal. At times, the movement’s focus can …
Summary: Make It, Don’t Fake It By Sabrina Horn
Some Really Bad Advice People fake it to attain something for themselves, whether that is for good reasons or bad. In all cases (except for …
Summary: UNSCRIPTED the Great Rat Race Escape By MJ Demarco
The Conventional Wisdom Principle The “wisdom of the crowd” advocates for the rat race, not for your freedom. Question conventional wisdom or have it lead …
Summary: The Innovation Mandate By Nicholas Webb
$Those Little Sparks Are Worth Money! 1.Know your mission. If your organizational mission is out of date or you don’t have one, get it updated …
Summary: Getting Everything You Can Out of All You’ve Got By Jay Abraham
Great Expectations Think about breaking out of the conventional approach you’ve been taking in as many different areas of your business or career as possible. …
Summary: Entrepreneurial Leadership By Joel Peterson
STEP 1: ASSESSING CORE VALUES Identify your core values by making a clear-eyed assessment of where you spend your time, money, and mind share. Then …
Excerpt: Around the Corner to Around the World By Robert Rosenberg
Leadership Is Paramount The best lessons are handed down from able mentors, individuals who have manifested practices and philosophies that have resulted in demonstrably effective …
Summary: Crazy is a Compliment By Linda Rottenberg
Chaos Is Your Friend CHAMPAGNE FOR YOUR ENEMIES The first thing to know about chaos is that it happens to everybody. Turbulence is the official …
Summary: Imagine It Forward By Beth Comstock
Reinvention No matter how worthy an idea, you are not entitled to blind trust. There will be weaknesses in your arguments. And others will rightfully …