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Beyond Entrepreneurship 2. 0

Book • 2020

Beyond Entrepreneurship 2.

0 is an updated version of the classic book by Jim Collins and Bill Lazier.

It includes the original text of 'Beyond Entrepreneurship' along with four new chapters and fifteen new essays.

The book provides a roadmap for turning a company into a thriving, enduring entity, emphasizing leadership growth, people decisions, the importance of 'BHAG' (Big Hairy Audacious Goals), and the concept of 'The Map'—an integrated framework for building superior companies.

Collins honors his mentor, Bill Lazier, and reexamines the original text with his 2020 perspective, making it a valuable resource for both new and experienced entrepreneurs.

Mentioned by

Austin Chadwick

Mentioned in 16 episodes

Recommended by

Reed Hastings

for its insights on self-discipline and organizational success.

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Mentioned by

Tim Ferriss

in the introduction, highlighting

Jim Collins

's work on business and management.

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Mentioned by

Shane Parrish

as one of

Jim Collins

' books, an ambitious upgrade of his first book.

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Mentioned by

Jim Collins

as his first book, co-authored with Bill Lazier.

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Recommended by

Nick Bare

for its chapter on vision, emphasizing its importance for holistic focus.

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Recommended by

Nick Bare

as a guide for setting a vision for business and life.

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Mentioned by

Nick Bare

when discussing the "we made it" mindset and its negative consequences on business growth.

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Mentioned by

Guy Raz

as a book reexamining his first book, Beyond Entrepreneurship.

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Mentioned by

Matthew Newton

, referencing his discussion on vision statements.

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Mentioned by

Nick Bare

as a book focusing on the importance of having the right people on a team for building a successful company.

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Recommended by

Peter Lohmann

as a book containing a great line on leadership.

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Mentioned by

Nick Bare

as a book about vision, recommending to read chapter four eight times.

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Mentioned by

Nick Bare

as being instrumental in defining his business's core values, purpose, and goals.

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Mentioned by

Ben Bergeron

in the context of leadership roles and clarifying vision.

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Mentioned by

Andy Rachleff

in relation to the concept of BHAGs (Big Hairy Audacious Goals).

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Recommended by

Rich Fettke

as a valuable resource for understanding the transition from entrepreneurship to larger-scale business management.

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Mentioned by

Patrick Spence

as a book with brilliant insights, particularly its refreshed edition.

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Recommended by an unnamed wealthy individual for its insights on intuition in business decisions.

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Mentioned by

Austin Chadwick

, referencing the book’s advice on collaboration and individual work time.

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