Taking responsibility for your actions can be an intimidating concept. Norm Brodsky writes on how CEOs must learn to be responsible for what happens under their leadership.
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Benefiting from lessons taught in the school of failure
Are you benefiting from lessons taught in the school of failure? Norm Brodsky joins Jim Blasingame to talk about what he learned from his mistakes and how we can benefit from our own. Norm says smart people learn from their mistakes, but wise people learn from the mistakes of others.
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Does the future of entrepreneurship look bright? Norm Brodsky joins Jim Blasingame to forecast why he is excited about the future of entrepreneurship in America.
What ventures are the younger entrepreneurs working on these days? Norm Brodsky joins Jim Blasingame to talk about what he's excited about as he observes younger entrepreneurs and what concerns him.
Who in the world would build a 100 room hotel in northern North Dakota? Norm Brodsky joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the entrepreneurial opportunity he found in Tioga, North Dakota and why he build a 100 room hotel there.
You're the most creative when you're the most threatened. Norm Brodsky joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the fact that entrepreneurs are the most creative and innovative when things are the toughest.
If you've survived, you've become a better manager. Norm Brodsky joins Jim Blasingame to discuss why businesses who have survived the recession are poised to take advantage of opportunities and increased profits as the recovery progresses.
