TLDR: 1. To get your ideas to spread you must give people skin in the game so they feel better by peddling your agenda. Because people are jealous or motivated by self-interest. 2. Dying also enables spread because your content is not being dictated by you anymore. You're now a martyred legend. Anyone can take your art/content and run with it, typically teams of people. Because people are jealous or motivated by self-interest.
The reality is that most health care providers have significantly more work than they can complete in a reasonable amount of time and many of them feel exhausted. If every one of them were to simply leave their job, the healthcare system in many countries would fail.
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There is always something new to learn from seth. Great Man. loved the conversation.
Indeed. Thank you!
Ive been Seth fan since reading the Purple Cow, you're a great host as well!
Thank you very much! 🙏 I'm also a huge fan! - Andrea
Thanks, Andrea for linking us to this marvelous podcast. Much appreciated
Thanks James! I'm glad you enjoyed it - Andrea
Delightful man. I really enjoyed listening to you.
Seth is amazing!
@@IdeasonStage And he also looks so kind!
@@OShaughnessyC indeed!
Great episode 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks Raf!
Great discussion - thank you.
Thank you!
TLDR:
1. To get your ideas to spread you must give people skin in the game so they feel better by peddling your agenda. Because people are jealous or motivated by self-interest.
2. Dying also enables spread because your content is not being dictated by you anymore. You're now a martyred legend. Anyone can take your art/content and run with it, typically teams of people. Because people are jealous or motivated by self-interest.
Hi Andrea, I can only buy one or two books of Seth. Which ones would you advise?
This is marketing and 'The practice "
@@akshaysingh5444 Brilliant - Thanks
It's very hard to say. It really depends on what you need. One book that resonated with me was 'The Dip'. A very short one.
@@IdeasonStage Grazie
Well, that is not the kind of doctor I would want to visit. The doctor from the authenticity example should definitely stop working with the sick
A great example from Seth that made an important point
The reality is that most health care providers have significantly more work than they can complete in a reasonable amount of time and many of them feel exhausted. If every one of them were to simply leave their job, the healthcare system in many countries would fail.