effectiveness

0:00:00 - Opening

0:08:00 - Combat Lessons: Rank and File in Combat: What They're Doing and How They're Doing It.

1:44:08 - Final thoughts and take-aways.

2:06:32 - How to stay on THE PATH.

2:34:11 - Closing Gratitude.

It's been 30 years since the landmark self-management book The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People was published. It's been called the most influential business book of the 20th century and the principles it espouses have become embedded in our culture. The 7 Habits has had a big impact on my own life since the first time I read it over 20 years ago as a high schooler. A 30th anniversary edition of the book is out with new insights from the late Stephen Covey's children. Today, it's my pleasure to speak to one of them, Stephen M.R. Covey. Stephen is the oldest of the Covey children, played an instrumental role in the launch of the first edition of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, as well as in his father's company, Franklin Covey, and is himself the author of the book The Speed of Trust. Today on the show, Stephen and I discuss why The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People has had such staying power and why it's just as relevant today as it was 30 years ago. We then walk through the seven habits, exploring how each is lived individually, as well as work together to create a flourishing life. If you've never read The 7 Habits, this episode is a great introduction. And if you've read it before, this is a succinct refresher on a set of principles worth building your life around.

Get the show notes at aom.is/sevenhabits.

Back in 2017, the World Bank issued the world's first pandemic bonds. The bonds are meant to shift some of the financial risk of a global pandemic on to investors, but they've been criticized for having 'triggers' that are too tough to generate payouts. Now, as the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread, it's worth looking at how these bonds are structured and what they can tell us about the future of public-private partnerships in finance. In this episode of Odd Lots, we speak with Olga Jonas of the Harvard Global Health Institute, and a former economist at the World Bank with significant pandemic experience. She gives us her take on the bonds as well as the economic impact of big epidemics.

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"Working is a skill.” Today, Alex (@AlexHormozi) discusses the concept of work and the different levels of work ethic. He shares personal stories and examples of how individuals can learn to work more effectively and efficiently, and ultimately achieve success in their endeavors.

Welcome to The Game w/Alex Hormozi, hosted by entrepreneur, founder, investor, author, public speaker, and content creator Alex Hormozi. On this podcast you’ll hear how to get more customers, make more profit per customer, how to keep them longer, and the many failures and lessons Alex has learned on his path from $100M to $1B in net worth.

Timestamps:

(1:38) - How to identify those who will succeed?

(4:35) - The four levels of work ethic.

(8:27) - The more you work, the better you get.

(10:09) - Train level ones to work better.

(12:33) - Share your story to teach hard work.

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0:00:00 - Opening

0:00:20 - How to Be an Effective Renegade Leader.

0:11:03 - How to Train Jiu Jitsu when Deployed.

0:25:54 - Being Decisive VS. Carefulness.

0:45:14 - What to do with a Star team member who slacks off.

1:00:14 - What to do if you can't get through to a person.

1:08:40 - How to re-gain respect/authority after you've lost it.

1:19:43 - No Bad Teams, Only Bad Leaders - Explained.

1:41:29 - What to think about when you don't feel like GETTING AFTER IT.

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2:25:15 - Closing Gratitude.

 

How do you suck the marrow from every 24-hour period you live and work on this Earth? Is there a difference between working hard throughout the day and making the day work hard for you? In this episode of The MFCEO Project, Andy Frisella shares his tips and tricks for moving beyond time management to time mastery. Other people may have more brains, talent, or money. But everyone has the same amount of time in their day. To be successful, we have to learn how to make that time count.

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DO THE WORK PODCAST:

A dailyish show focusing on the reality of being a dad, running multiple businesses and all of the organization, productivity, and lifehacking that is in place to make it all work.  The show will make you cry, laugh, like me, and hate me, but most importantly it will remind you to remember what is truly important in your life.

Follow Me:

Instagram: @DiegoFooter: http://bit.ly/2B3vprJ

YouTube: Diego Footer: http://bit.ly/SubtoDiego

Podcast: DO THE WORK: https://apple.co/2ERsLHZ

Produced by podcaster, entrepreneur, and dad of three daughters - Diego Footer.

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