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Mentioned in 19 episodes
Against the Odds: An Autobiography
Book • 1997
This book details Dyson's journey from his early life to the development of his revolutionary bagless vacuum cleaner.
It includes his struggles, legal battles, and eventual success after finding support in Japan.
The book also critiques various aspects of the British education system and industry.
It includes his struggles, legal battles, and eventual success after finding support in Japan.
The book also critiques various aspects of the British education system and industry.
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Mentioned in 19 episodes
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David Senra in relation to his autobiography and similar insights to Steve Jobs' approach.


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#299 Steve Jobs (Make Something Wonderful)
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David Senra to emphasize the importance of differentiation and unconventional thinking in achieving outsized returns.


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#269 Sam Zell
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David Senra as a source of inspiration, highlighting Dyson's emphasis on experimentation and iteration in product development.


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#245 Rick Rubin (In the Studio)
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David Senra when discussing James Dyson's views on the importance of studying regulations.


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#258: Jay Gould (Dark Genius of Wall Street)
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David Senra to illustrate a similar approach to problem-solving and innovation as Ettore Bugatti.


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#316 Bugatti
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David Senra to highlight a similar business philosophy emphasizing differentiation and control.


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#288 Ralph Lauren
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David Senra in the context of comparing Gaston Glock's business strategies to those of James Dyson.


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#308 The Founder of Glock