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Learn to be a powerful Socratic interviewer in today's episode of the Entrepreneur Disrupted mini-series with Dave Asprey.
Welcome back to the Entrepreneur Disrupted Mini-Series with Dave Asprey and Jay Abraham! In this episode, Jay and Dave shift their focus towards firing – when, how, and why to do it. This is an essential part of business that often get’s overlooked by starting entrepreneurs, and when it is – it can be ugly. Dave and Jay don’t hold back as they get deep into the obstacles and challenges that are met with firing, how to realize when someone is no longer pulling their weight, and most importantly – firing with compassion and how it is beneficial not only for you and your business, but for the employee you fire as well. This is a killer episode with values and belief systems that should be taken deeply into consideration and evaluated thoroughly – adopting these belief systems will save you countless hours, possibly years, of struggle and allow you to lead yourself and others to greatness in a much more efficient manner. Please enjoy.
Jay and Dave briefly touched on the concept of hiring a disruptive team and the nuances that go into that process.
Jay and Dave pick up where they left off last week on disruptive business models.
Prepare to re-examine your business model unlike ever before in today's episode of the Entrepreneur Disrupted mini-series. Join us as Jay and Bulletproof founder Dave Asprey discuss disruptive business models – what they are, what they look like, when to give content/products/services for free vs. when to charge clients, various business models they have encountered and the lessons to be learned from them... there's so much more. This week's episode is only the first half, so be sure to catch the fun next week for part 2 of disruptive business models.
Jay Abraham and Dave Asprey challenge you to examine your business and entrepreneurship-focused ideas.
Get ready for something a little different.
May 9-10th in New York City, Shark's Daymond John, Jay Abraham and Forbes Editor Randall Lane host The Entrepreneur's Triumvirate.
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