Worthy for Thirty
Eric TashWhere stories of leaders doing good while doing well are told
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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The Lean Startup Taught Us How to Build Companies. Eric Ries’ ‘Incorruptible’ Asks How We Protect Them.
What a conversation! A full-circle moment for this show and its premise.
Authors and entrepreneurs Eric Ries and Kass Lazerow discuss the hidden costs of growth, the business case for purpose, and why the companies that endure may be the o...
Worthy of Note #6: The Market Is Catching Up to the Mission
There’s still time to support Elissa Kalver and WeGotThis.org’s ‘Be Like Brittney’ campaign, which is providing $500/day to one deserving metastatic breast cancer thriver in October. No strings attached; just delivering joy. The campaign’s...
The Anti-Blitzscale: What Dillas Quesadillas’ Co-Founder Kyle Gordon Gets Right About Building Slowly
What if the optimal approach to growing a company is to stop obsessing about scaling?
Startup culture has spent so much time celebrating speed: raise the round, bring on users, hire aggressively, open locations, capture the market.
My con...
Worthy of Note: The Best Leaders Design the Default
A lot of human behavior is decided before anyone makes a conscious choice. Whether an employee seeks help, a woman sees a path to leadership, or a customer gives 43 cents at checkout often depends on how the system around them is designed....
The Business Case for Saying No | Kira Shishkin, CEO & Founder, informed.now
One of the questions I keep coming back to on this show is simple:
What are you unwilling to compromise as we grow?
Talk is cheap when it comes to mission or when the decisions are easy.
When conflict arises between monetization and stay...
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