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    • Networking and Experience in CEO RecruitmentFinding experienced CEOs through networks and recommendations ensures a vetted pool of candidates who can bring a proven track record of success and require minimal oversight.

      Andrew Wilkinson, the founder of Tiny, believes in sourcing CEOs and executives through networks and connections. By reaching out to existing CEOs and executives across their companies, Wilkinson and his team ask for recommendations on the best executives or CEOs in a particular industry. This approach provides a vetted pool of potential candidates. Additionally, they look for CEOs who have already successfully led similar businesses, as they can bring a repeatable pattern of growth and know exactly what to do. Wilkinson emphasizes the importance of finding CEOs who have already done the desired task, much like hiring a seasoned carpenter instead of someone who might figure it out. By relying on trusted networks and seeking experienced leaders, Tiny aims to place capable CEOs who require minimal oversight.

    • The keys to growing a company and running a successful restaurant.Growing businesses and running a restaurant require a repeatable process, employee motivation, negotiation skills, learning from successful businesses, understanding sacrifices, and hard work.

      Growing companies requires a repeatable process. Every business has similarities, such as pricing strategy and marketing best practices, that can be optimized for growth. Incentives play a significant role in driving employee motivation and desired results. Negotiation skills can also be crucial in acquiring favorable terms and expanding business opportunities. Additionally, identifying new business lines proven successful by others can lead to significant growth. It is important to understand the sacrifices and challenges that successful individuals face, as they may not always be apparent in their stories of success. Finally, running a restaurant can be incredibly difficult and requires more than just designing menus and spaces. Real brick and mortar businesses require hard work and expertise.

    • Challenges and Opportunities in the Restaurant Business: A Perspective on Scalability and Hiring from Andrew WilkinsonRunning a restaurant business is tough due to low margins and the need for hands-on management. Wilkinson found success in internet businesses due to their scalability. Hiring scrappy candidates with follow-through is crucial, and networking with like-minded individuals can lead to valuable experiences.

      Running a restaurant business can be incredibly challenging due to low margins, the difficulty of attracting the right talent, and the need for constant hands-on management. The margins in the industry are often razor thin, with even seemingly small expenses like buying towels for the bathroom having a significant impact. This firsthand experience made Andrew Wilkinson appreciate and double down on internet businesses, which have the potential for higher scalability and profitability. When it comes to hiring, he values scrappiness and urgency in candidates but acknowledges the need for steady individuals to ensure follow-through. Despite not living in a tech hub, Wilkinson emphasizes the value of connecting with entrepreneurs and investors who face similar problems, both through local networks and by reaching out through cold emails. Furthermore, he highlights the potential for great experiences and connections that can arise from such outreach. Lastly, Wilkinson mentions that a significant portion of his investments come from his own capital, but he has also brought in outside money, particularly for larger deals.

    • Building Reputation and Quality Work: A Path to Success in Client AcquisitionSuccess in acquiring clients can be achieved by focusing on delivering quality work, treating clients well, and finding creative ways to showcase your work publicly. It is important to align projects with long-term goals and adapt to different circumstances in life. Happiness and fulfillment come from relationships, daily routines, and meaningful connections rather than external possessions and constant travel.

      Building a strong reputation and doing excellent work can lead to success in acquiring clients. Rather than relying on traditional marketing or outbound sales, Andrew Wilkinson's approach focused on delivering quality, treating clients well, and finding creative ways to showcase their work publicly. This approach helped them attract larger companies and gradually move up the food chain. Additionally, Wilkinson highlights the importance of working on projects that align with long-term goals and resonate with future customers. Another significant insight is that although Warren Buffett suggests reading 500 pages a day, it may not always be feasible. Adapting to different circumstances in life, Wilkinson has found alternative ways to consume information through audio books, podcasts, and long-form journalism. Lastly, Wilkinson's personal growth journey demonstrates a shift in perspective, realizing that external possessions and constant travel do not necessarily equate to happiness. Instead, focusing on relationships, daily routines, and meaningful connections brings more joy and fulfillment.

    • The Importance of Connection, Family, and MoneyTrue happiness comes from building strong connections with friends and family, using money to protect and provide for our loved ones, and embracing curiosity and learning from failure to achieve success.

      The key to true happiness lies in connection and family. Building a close group of friends and creating meaningful relationships with grandchildren and children bring immense joy and fulfillment. Money, on the other hand, serves as a tool to protect those we care about and provide the freedom to make choices. It also opens doors to exciting opportunities and collaborations. Starting a business with low margins can be made profitable through luck and strategic location. Delegating management and teaching employees to solve problems fosters growth and efficiency. The formula for success lies in good people, shared strategy, and aligned incentives. Teaching oneself through curiosity and learning from failure is a valuable habit to instill in children. Applying the Pareto principle, finding efficient ways to achieve desired results, can bring great satisfaction. When building a house, navigating the construction process can be frustrating due to incentives problems.

    • The Importance of Experience, Knowledge, and Calculated Risks in BusinessSuccess in business requires hands-on experience, informed decision-making, and strategic investments based on calculated risks. Continuous learning through reading is also essential for achieving long-term success.

      Experience and knowledge are crucial when it comes to making important business decisions, especially in investing and starting your own business. Simply looking at numbers on a spreadsheet won't give you a true understanding of a business's complexities and potential pitfalls. It's important to have direct business experience and get in the trenches before making big moves. Additionally, it's crucial to make calculated and educated risks rather than blindly taking on high-risk ventures. Investing in your future should be strategic and based on good odds, rather than gambling with your time and resources. Finally, the habit of constant learning, particularly through reading, can be a game-changer for success in business.

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    Hope you enjoy the show and don’t forget to visitwww.digitalmusictrends.comandwww.twitter.com/digimusictrendsfor more info on DMT.

    A Rant: Think LEGACY, not DOLLARS

    A Rant: Think LEGACY, not DOLLARS

    This rant is the absolute definition of what I mean when I say that I think long term - and you should too. When you stop worrying about what your bank account will look like in 1 or 3 or 7 years, you start moving yourself forward to be massively successful in the long term. Start looking at every single move you make as an impact to your legacy, and decide whether it'll impact positively or negatively. It's your choice, it's your time in the end game. Get it? Hope you enjoy <3

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    Minisode: An Interview with "A Curse So Dark and Lonely" Author Brigid Kemmerer

    Minisode: An Interview with "A Curse So Dark and Lonely" Author Brigid Kemmerer

    In today’s spoiler-free mini-episode, you get to hear from author Brigid Kemmerer, who wrote “A Curse So Dark and Lonely”, a book that Meredith fell in love with as soon as she read it and raved around in Episode 38.

    In this “minisode”, Meredith and Brigid talk about the evolution of the idea for this beautiful Beauty and the Beast re-telling, why she decided to have one of her main characters have cerebral palsy and some nuggets of info on the upcoming follow up book.

    And, as always, we’ll end with a book she wants to press into your hands, readers!

    Minisode shownotes are not timestamped, but linked titles are below for you to peruse.

    A Curse So Dark and Lonely by Brigid Kemmerer

    To Kill a Kingdom by Alexandra Christo

    Hunted by Meagan Spooner

    Stepsister by Jennifer Donnelly

    An Ember in the Ashes by Sabaa Tahir

    The Gift of Fear by Gavin de Becker

    Brigid’s website (with links to all her social media!)