J. Rollyson
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Believe in Better
- The Evolution of Core Principles That Pioneered an Industry
- De: Damon Stafford
- Narrado por: Chris Abell
- Duración: 4 h y 32 m
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There are endless books out there about businesses that had their core principles for success baked right into their corporate DNA from the beginning. This is NOT that book. Believe in Better: The Evolution of Core Principles That Pioneered an Industry is the business book for the rest of us. For those who figure things out as we go along, always working to make tomorrow better than yesterday.
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👋 Slaps Even Harder the Second Time
- De J. Rollyson en 04-04-25
- Believe in Better
- The Evolution of Core Principles That Pioneered an Industry
- De: Damon Stafford
- Narrado por: Chris Abell
👋 Slaps Even Harder the Second Time
Revisado: 04-04-25
The first time I read Believe In Better, it made a big impact. Damon’s message stuck with me and challenged how I think as a leader. But the second time—listening to the audiobook—it resonated even more deeply.
The audio reinforced a lot of what I'd learned and brought a new level of energy and conviction. In fact, the experience directly influenced how I approached a recent business challenge. While panic was spreading in our industry over reciprocal tariffs, I leaned into what I’d absorbed from the book. Instead of reacting out of fear, I saw an opportunity. That shift in mindset helped me influence our executive leadership team, and now we’re executing a plan that could turn a potential hardship into real market share growth.
Also, I’ve got to say—I’m a huge fan of Damon’s unapologetic use of the F word. It’s not just for shock value; it’s real, raw, and authentic. He doesn’t just talk about showing up as your full self—he does it.
If you’ve read the book, do yourself a favor and listen to it too.
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