Entrepreneurial Strategy, Tools, and Philosophy Rooted in Austrian Economics
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Curt Carlson has devoted his life to value creation and innovation — VC&I as he sometimes characterizes it. He has been CEO of SRI, a “pure innovation” company where the business model was to …
Continue Reading about 175. Curt Carlson: Value Creation as a Life Skill →
Negative feedback loops are the ultimate source of value. Mises called it “uneasiness and the image of a more satisfactory state”. Bill Gates said that “Your most unhappy customers are your greatest …
Continue Reading about 174. Sterling Hawkins: Discomfort Is Your Most Valuable Feedback Loop →
How do we change others’ behavior? In business, it’s a challenge we face every moment. Can we persuade a customer to switch to our brand or service? Can we get the board or the C-Suite to approve our …
Continue Reading about 173. Rene Rodriguez: Unleashing Voluntary Energy Via Influence →
A strange strand of thought has emerged in European political economy circles that has been given the name of The Entrepreneurial State. The headline claim is that the state (i.e., nation state …
Continue Reading about 172. Christian Sandström: Why Governments Can’t Act Entrepreneurially →
How do businesses actually manage — rather than plan for — continuous change? The increasing adoption of systems thinking in business tells us that the world is changing very fast, and companies …
Continue Reading about 171. Ben Ford on Situational Awareness and Managing for Constant Change →
Innovation in organization is at least equal in importance to technological innovation and product / service innovation. It tends to get less attention, which is a great opportunity for imaginative …
