
Anything Worth Doing is Worth Doing Poorly? | Lean Built - Manufacturing Freedom E65
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Anything worth doing is worth doing well, right? Well, yes! Of course. But, in another sense, anything worth doing is worth doing poorly. Find out the distinction in this episode. You'll also hear Jay ponder the fact that when he doesn't review things with his employees, they tend to forget them. Which may sound like an obvious truth, but who among us couldn't profit from keeping it in mind?
Andrew and Jay also talk about the morality of money, the search for a good salesman, and when to trade money for time or energy (and vice versa).
Books Mentioned:
The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don'T Work And What To Do About It By Michael E. Gerber
...and on a slightly non-business topic, check out the wit and wisdom of great Christian thinker, G. K. Chesterton!
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