I know im asking the wrong place but does anyone know a tool to get back into an instagram account?? I was dumb forgot the login password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me!
idea of a great meal is when you get to eat it. A restaurant I know, serves the food a half an hour later than the normal lunch hours. the smells and the juices in the stomach, make the food taste great when one is really hungry.
Should be happy that you have good taste and good sense to want to learn from someone like Rory. Should also be happy he gets paid for public speaking amongst the other things he does without having to try and peddle off ridgewallets or talking you into downloading raid shadowlegends. Or needing a patreon. He is good at what he does because he doesn't need to focus on view counts, subs or e-begging.
16:42 TomTom did their homework and now they let you choose as twisty, hilly and literally scenic route as possible. And they are extremely good at it and I bought their licence and became a very loyal customer.
No U.S. Presidential candidate talks about a 4 day workweek because they are all beholden to industry and corporations which would be opposed to the idea of giving people more free time. 24:07
So there is a silver lining; it is a blessing in disguise, and now that you see it, there isn't even any disguise; there is only a silver lining if you look at it from the correct angle.
Rory Sullivan is dressed as inspector Columbo. Columbo or Lieutenant Columbo is the eponymous main character in the American detective crime drama · Columbo is portrayed almost entirely by Peter Falk ...1968 ‧ Drama ‧ 10 seasons - he wears the same kind of coat as columbo and possesses the same mannerism
I feel like the Mises quote is not correct. In the case where the whole is more than the sum of its parts, it does not follow that the individual parts contribute the same. And one can make a distinction of the contribution of the individual constituent under some milde and perhabs reasonable assumption (think e.g. of Shapley-Values from cooperative game theory). Though I agree with the sentiment of subjective value ...
I love Rory, but there are two things with which I’d take issue: 1. I’d happily sell back all my annual leave for a 10% pay bump. 2. Fruit cocktails don’t bother me at all, I’d drink booze out of a colostomy bag if they were strong enough.
Huh, the two tone cube shape thing that was actuall the same color when viewed seperately stayed two colors for me, maybe I'm immune to subjective marketing?!
Rory is a genius. The only thing I don't agree with is having a drink menu with photos. A menu with photos makes the place look very cheap. Now, , if you order a drink called Summer Vibes, there's a good chance it will come in a banana-shaped glass. Needless to say the bar where you went to get your drink to.
@@Olyfrun First off, let me clarify that I'm not against the great Rory, he's number one on my list, and it would be totally out of line to think otherwise. My point is that restaurants or bars that showcase photos of their dishes or cocktails tend to be on the cheaper side. No high-end, trendy restaurant has a menu with pictures next to each item. And regarding my last comment, the name of the cocktail and the place where you order it can give you a pretty good clue about what to expect. If a drink is called 'Banana Waves' and you're ordering it at a beachside bar, don’t expect something that looks like a classic whisky on the rocks.
@@Cacuofa I don't think he was seriously advocating for that, and you're both right really - they won't sell the cocktail if there's no picture, and they won't put a picture on as it's cheap, therefore.... they won't sell any of that cocktail to men.
Less a photo per se - most of the cocktail bars 😢 been to have a little drawing of the kind of glass its in drawn in the general aesthetic style of the restaurant, which works on me without feeling cheap!
My comment wasn’t meant to be taken too seriously either. It was just a thought in the moment. I’d never start a discussion with Rory’s ideas, they’re what actually trigger this nonsense debate jajaja. Cheers!
This is a bullshit artist and he has been completely replaced by Large Language Models and is the reason the modern world is going to hell. Only good thing about him and his type is that they failed making the past 5000 years hell on earth and it took AI for it to go totally bad.
reframing wealth? wealth is economic hoarding. it's the caveman who single-handedly kills the wooly mammoth and keeps the decaying carcass all to himself. if you're so great at building companies, how about building people? We need to value nurturing as much as we do performance.
You sound like you should have blue hair, nose ring, a degree in transgender aboriginal pottery and vote for AOC. At least have some intellectual integrity. Wealth in no way equates to a decaying mammoth carcass. The carcass is spoiled and will literally be wasted if not shared. Wealth can be stored and used later at your convenience. At least understand that much. Moreover even if the carcass goes largely to waste, it's a valuable lesson to those who didn't contribute. We're not rewarding you for bludging and avoiding all effort and risk while we risk our lives to feed you. Fuck you. Pull your weight or starve. It makes perfect sense to horde resources that last. What sort of dickhead doesn't understand that simple insurance against it raining tomorrow or themselves breaking a leg? You want some money? Go and earn it. Now you can do whatever you want with it and it's none of anybody else's business. Especial virtue signalling imbeciles mindlessly repeating mantras they clearly don't understand.
@@chinaman1 the goal of a company is to pay as few people as possible as little as they can. Without a CPO operating in the best interests of the employees, the goal of the CEO is in opposition to those of the staff because they represent an expense, not an investment. That’s exactly what every balance sheet shows.
@@emthority Again, that's such a micro point of view, that's when a company already have a great product and do not need further development, they can just hire the best and demand everything from them. There's no development needed at all. Something like Google and Amazon where they have 1 great product that's essentially their cash cow and they just throw their money at developing products. not People. up and coming companies or small to medium sized companies needs to develop their people, because they do not have the resources to just hire 20 year experienced engineer to develop their products. They have to learn and grow as a company. Even if you are not paying many people, you are paying just 1 guy, you are also paying to develop that guy, and as that guy grows, you pay him more. but that guy can't do everything alone, he still need assistance, which you end up paying for 1-2 more people to help him. and by the end of the year you have 10 people on the team doing different things. It's called growth. Not every company just poof and appears successful. Many of which that does that, think Theranos and Juicero, which both are scams. Development of the employees is just as important as paying lesser people.
@@chinaman1 I’m not sure what your corporate development experience is but a company’s goal is to pay as few people as possible as little as possible to make money selling a product of service. The CEO, to whom the CPO or similar report, operates in the best interest of the company first and customer second. Staff are a distant third and, even then, it’s doing the absolute minimum to get the job done. Employees are trained. Development only leads to turnover because management is incompetent, belligerent or selfish. Why? Because company’s never invested in the people skills in the first place.
I found this guy accidentally and now I'm binge watching him. Very insightful and entertaining. Top quality 👍
Ditto😊
Me three
Me four 😊
Same here and I'm not even in the marketing industry.
Shoot, looks like I'm on the same wagon.
Rory’s lectures should all be called “Rory’s Greatest Hits”, because his
points are always the same
This is wonderful. Perceived value versus factual value.
I know im asking the wrong place but does anyone know a tool to get back into an instagram account??
I was dumb forgot the login password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me!
idea of a great meal is when you get to eat it. A restaurant I know, serves the food a half an hour later than the normal lunch hours. the smells and the juices in the stomach, make the food taste great when one is really hungry.
Brilliant, as usual!
Love, love , LOVE this! I cannot believe how much I learned from this. Thank you!
Rory for prime minister.
YES
Thank you for sharing. Got to love Rory.
Rory is great
This was excellent!!!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Didn't expect to have Hamish and Andy in this talk. Must be nice.
Why has this talk been viewed only 20k times when silly tiktok videos get millions of views? This is a MBA in marketing all in 30minutes!
28K for 388 subscribers is pretty good
Should be happy that you have good taste and good sense to want to learn from someone like Rory.
Should also be happy he gets paid for public speaking amongst the other things he does without having to try and peddle off ridgewallets or talking you into downloading raid shadowlegends.
Or needing a patreon. He is good at what he does because he doesn't need to focus on view counts, subs or e-begging.
u salty
Because there are millions more silly people out there
His accent is hard to listen and takes more effort to understand.
The two people who had an audience with Ed Sheeran and spent the 30 seconds watching him through a phone 😢
Why did they BOTH film him?! Idiots! Surely one would have shared their video LOL
Exactly. They got to see him live, but watched him just like they would at home. Unbelievable.
This guy is a genius
16:42 TomTom did their homework and now they let you choose as twisty, hilly and literally scenic route as possible. And they are extremely good at it and I bought their licence and became a very loyal customer.
No U.S. Presidential candidate talks about a 4 day workweek because they are all beholden to industry and corporations which would be opposed to the idea of giving people more free time. 24:07
a lot of his points are that implementing that is something those companies should lobby for becuase it would mean more money for the economy.
Brilliant brilliant mind. Thanks 👍🏾😊
Bloody amazing
So there is a silver lining; it is a blessing in disguise, and now that you see it, there isn't even any disguise; there is only a silver lining if you look at it from the correct angle.
Rory Sullivan is dressed as inspector Columbo. Columbo or Lieutenant Columbo is the eponymous main character in the American detective crime drama · Columbo is portrayed almost entirely by Peter Falk ...1968 ‧ Drama ‧ 10 seasons - he wears the same kind of coat as columbo and possesses the same mannerism
No, Columbo wears a mac
It’s shows great character, we lack “characters “ these days!
His espresso example has changed from $50 to $70 in six years.
Who knew Newman from Seinfeld had such a refined insight into economics and marketing.
@28:35 point taken!
The jacket is somewhat distracting 🤣
Poor dude, whom I luv, needs a mirror, but...maybe that's why he's OUR MIRROR, because he's focused on HIS inner values AND not externals.😊
Can't un-see it 😅
An incredible video and teacher and all humans can do is fixate on materialistic things. Truly depressing
I love his full chipmunk pockets. Brilliant man.
Who doesn't carry a bag of rice or bottle of gin on the left side only?
16:47 satnav doesn't recognise single track roads with no turning places 😳
I feel like the Mises quote is not correct. In the case where the whole is more than the sum of its parts, it does not follow that the individual parts contribute the same. And one can make a distinction of the contribution of the individual constituent under some milde and perhabs reasonable assumption (think e.g. of Shapley-Values from cooperative game theory).
Though I agree with the sentiment of subjective value ...
I love Rory, but there are two things with which I’d take issue:
1. I’d happily sell back all my annual leave for a 10% pay bump.
2. Fruit cocktails don’t bother me at all, I’d drink booze out of a colostomy bag if they were strong enough.
Your point 1 makes sense below a certain amount or if you getting a great payoff from work
Columbo
Spirits pissed is better than wine pissed
Huh, the two tone cube shape thing that was actuall the same color when viewed seperately stayed two colors for me, maybe I'm immune to subjective marketing?!
Takes a few seconds for your brainbto catch up with seeing the colour.
This guy is hilarious
Who is Keyser Soze?
He is a fictional character in the 1995 film The Usual Suspects.
@@Guzunderstrop I was asking THE question .
Rory is a genius. The only thing I don't agree with is having a drink menu with photos. A menu with photos makes the place look very cheap. Now, , if you order a drink called Summer Vibes, there's a good chance it will come in a banana-shaped glass. Needless to say the bar where you went to get your drink to.
What don't you agree with about that?
Also sorry, I couldn't understand your last sentence
@@Olyfrun First off, let me clarify that I'm not against the great Rory, he's number one on my list, and it would be totally out of line to think otherwise. My point is that restaurants or bars that showcase photos of their dishes or cocktails tend to be on the cheaper side. No high-end, trendy restaurant has a menu with pictures next to each item. And regarding my last comment, the name of the cocktail and the place where you order it can give you a pretty good clue about what to expect. If a drink is called 'Banana Waves' and you're ordering it at a beachside bar, don’t expect something that looks like a classic whisky on the rocks.
@@Cacuofa I don't think he was seriously advocating for that, and you're both right really - they won't sell the cocktail if there's no picture, and they won't put a picture on as it's cheap, therefore.... they won't sell any of that cocktail to men.
Less a photo per se - most of the cocktail bars 😢 been to have a little drawing of the kind of glass its in drawn in the general aesthetic style of the restaurant, which works on me without feeling cheap!
My comment wasn’t meant to be taken too seriously either. It was just a thought in the moment. I’d never start a discussion with Rory’s ideas, they’re what actually trigger this nonsense debate jajaja. Cheers!
Why his jacket so long on left side 😮
It's to make you wonder
Stealing breadsticks from Olive Garden
Pocket full of “stuff”!
OMG THE SUB COUNT IS 777
He has a tablet in his pocket. Same one he uses in interviews on other channels.
Interesting, while also being inherently evil.
Why
This is a bullshit artist and he has been completely replaced by Large Language Models and is the reason the modern world is going to hell.
Only good thing about him and his type is that they failed making the past 5000 years hell on earth and it took AI for it to go totally bad.
reframing wealth? wealth is economic hoarding. it's the caveman who single-handedly kills the wooly mammoth and keeps the decaying carcass all to himself. if you're so great at building companies, how about building people? We need to value nurturing as much as we do performance.
You sound like you should have blue hair, nose ring, a degree in transgender aboriginal pottery and vote for AOC. At least have some intellectual integrity.
Wealth in no way equates to a decaying mammoth carcass. The carcass is spoiled and will literally be wasted if not shared. Wealth can be stored and used later at your convenience. At least understand that much.
Moreover even if the carcass goes largely to waste, it's a valuable lesson to those who didn't contribute. We're not rewarding you for bludging and avoiding all effort and risk while we risk our lives to feed you. Fuck you. Pull your weight or starve.
It makes perfect sense to horde resources that last. What sort of dickhead doesn't understand that simple insurance against it raining tomorrow or themselves breaking a leg?
You want some money? Go and earn it. Now you can do whatever you want with it and it's none of anybody else's business. Especial virtue signalling imbeciles mindlessly repeating mantras they clearly don't understand.
You're looking at it from a micro point of view.
Developing people is part and parcel of developing a company.
@@chinaman1 the goal of a company is to pay as few people as possible as little as they can. Without a CPO operating in the best interests of the employees, the goal of the CEO is in opposition to those of the staff because they represent an expense, not an investment. That’s exactly what every balance sheet shows.
@@emthority Again, that's such a micro point of view, that's when a company already have a great product and do not need further development, they can just hire the best and demand everything from them. There's no development needed at all. Something like Google and Amazon where they have 1 great product that's essentially their cash cow and they just throw their money at developing products. not People.
up and coming companies or small to medium sized companies needs to develop their people, because they do not have the resources to just hire 20 year experienced engineer to develop their products. They have to learn and grow as a company. Even if you are not paying many people, you are paying just 1 guy, you are also paying to develop that guy, and as that guy grows, you pay him more. but that guy can't do everything alone, he still need assistance, which you end up paying for 1-2 more people to help him. and by the end of the year you have 10 people on the team doing different things.
It's called growth. Not every company just poof and appears successful. Many of which that does that, think Theranos and Juicero, which both are scams. Development of the employees is just as important as paying lesser people.
@@chinaman1 I’m not sure what your corporate development experience is but a company’s goal is to pay as few people as possible as little as possible to make money selling a product of service. The CEO, to whom the CPO or similar report, operates in the best interest of the company first and customer second. Staff are a distant third and, even then, it’s doing the absolute minimum to get the job done.
Employees are trained. Development only leads to turnover because management is incompetent, belligerent or selfish. Why? Because company’s never invested in the people skills in the first place.