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Lessons from a Hyperactive Dyslexic who Turned a Bright Idea into One of America's Best Companies
Book • 2005
This book is a memoir of Paul Orfalea's journey from a struggling kid with learning disabilities to the founder of Kinko's, a company that grew into a $1.
5 billion empire.
It highlights his unique approach to business, emphasizing the importance of taking care of employees and creating a compassionate company culture.
The book is filled with personal anecdotes, business lessons, and Orfalea's inspired aphorisms, making it a refreshing and honest look at what makes Orfalea tick.
5 billion empire.
It highlights his unique approach to business, emphasizing the importance of taking care of employees and creating a compassionate company culture.
The book is filled with personal anecdotes, business lessons, and Orfalea's inspired aphorisms, making it a refreshing and honest look at what makes Orfalea tick.
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David Senra in comparison to Ingvar Kamprad, highlighting their shared dyslexia and unconventional approaches to business.
David Senra in comparison to Ingvar Kamprad, highlighting their shared dyslexia and unconventional approaches to business.
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#370 The Founder of IKEA: Ingvar Kamprad
Mentioned by David Senra in relation to the importance of delegation and strategic thinking in business.
David Senra in relation to the importance of delegation and strategic thinking in business.653 snips
#248 John D. Rockefeller (Titan)
Mentioned by David Senra to draw parallels between Orfalea's decentralized management style and Mark Leonard's.
David Senra to draw parallels between Orfalea's decentralized management style and Mark Leonard's.224 snips
#246 Mark Leonard's Shareholder Letters
