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Mentioned in 13 episodes

The personal MBA

Master the Art of Business
Book • 2010
The Personal MBA distills the most valuable business lessons into simple, memorable mental models that can be applied to real-world challenges.

The book covers a wide array of topics including entrepreneurship, marketing, sales, negotiation, operations, productivity, and systems design.

It is designed to provide a self-directed crash course in business, helping readers understand and analyze the fundamental elements that make every successful business function.

The book emphasizes the importance of creating value, effective marketing, and delivering on promises, and it includes a recommended reading list to further enhance business knowledge.

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Mentioned in 13 episodes

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Nathan Barry
in the context of audio rights and book publishing.
2,037 snips
How Writing Online Will Make You A Millionaire - Nathan Barry (Founder of Convertkit)
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Steven Bartlett
as a world-class business book that sold almost a million copies.
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Shane Parrish
as one of the best business books of all time.
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#106 Josh Kaufman: Maximizing Our Locus of Control
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Mike Schmitz
in relation to his experience with the Personal MBA and its value compared to a traditional degree.
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Nathan Barry
as a book written by Josh Kaufman, highlighting his approach to business decisions.
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Chris Williamson
as one of the best-selling business books of the last 10 years.
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#215 - Josh Kaufman - The Key Principles Of Running Any Business
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Ryan Hawk
as one of
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Josh Kaufman
's books.
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399: Josh Kaufman - How To Master The Art Of Business
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Joshua Sheets
as a comprehensive resource for business education.
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Srini Rao
as a book that sold over 130,000 copies, detailing his journey of creating a Personal MBA.
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Brian Scordato
as a gut check model to see if a problem is real and worth pursuing.
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Anthony Vicino
who gives it a C rating because it is an encyclopedia of terms and definitions.
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Ramli John
, referencing his quote on the paradox of automation and the importance of human experience.
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Mentionné par Yrile pour son approche pratique de l'apprentissage et de l'entrepreneuriat.
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Mentioned by the host as a book that made a big impact on their career a decade ago.
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Jake Desyllas
as having written a good introductory post about the permanent portfolio strategy.
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Mentioned by Josh Kaufman when breaking down shadow testing and field testing strategies.
PassionToProfit: Create a Business Offer Your Customers Can’t Refuse | Entrepreneurship | Presented by Intuit
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Barrett Brooks
as an example of a nonfiction writer who has successfully built a sustainable career around their writing.
The Power of Owning Your Story with Ruthie Ackerman
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Andy J. Pizza
while discussing frameworks for creating engaging podcast episodes.
097 - Build Your Own Dream Job — with Andy J. Pizza
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Brooks Duncan
as a source for the concept of thought experiments.
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