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It was previously published by Charles and discusses creating value, a concept that also is central to 'Believe in People'. It was mentioned in passing as a prior work by Charles.
In the book you mentioned that people are more able and free to act on their gifts when they're unencumbered and when people can't contribute society is measurably worse off and I tend to agree with t...
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Episode: 437: Charles Koch & Brian Hooks | Bottom-Up Soluti...
It was previously published by Charles and discusses creating value, a concept that also is central to 'Believe in People'. It was mentioned in passing as a prior work by Charles.
In the book you mentioned that people are more able and free to act on their gifts when they're unencumbered and when people can't contribute society is measurably worse off and I tend to agree with that right we tend to force the square peg through the round hole when it comes to putting people in jobs and getting education as we just discuss
And profit needs to be a side effect of value creation and create value for the customer not just for the business itself bad profit.
The book Good Profit which I know is not the same book as we're talking about now but the concepts do stretch into this new work as well.
Episode: 437: Charles Koch & Brian Hooks | Bottom-Up Soluti...
It was previously written by the author and explored the concepts which extended into his new work, 'Believe in People'. It discusses the idea that profit is a side effect of creating value, not the goal itself.
And then the book Good Profit which I know is not the same book as we're talking about now but the concepts do stretch into this new work as well. Profit itself isn't the goal right it's the result of creating value as you just explained.
Profit needs to be a side effect of value creation and create value for the customer not just for the business itself bad profit.
Episode: 437: Charles Koch & Brian Hooks | Bottom-Up Soluti...
It was previously discussed by Charles Koch, but the concepts from this book are relevant to the themes of 'Believe in People,' particularly the idea of profit as a byproduct of value creation, not the primary objective.
And then the book Good Profit which I know is not the same book as we're talking about now but the concepts do stretch into this new work as well.
Profit itself isn't the goal right it's the result of creating value as you just explained.
And profit needs to be a side effect of value creation and create value for the customer not just for the business itself bad profit.
