Business Lessons From My Record Collection
Business Lessons From My Record Collection
We seek to inspire teams in thought-provoking ways, often using analogy as a learning strategy. Below is our latest series of engaging videos, where president Vic Ing relates stories from musical artists as informative business lessons.
We seek to inspire teams in thought-provoking ways, often using analogy as a learning strategy. Below is our latest series of engaging videos, where president Vic Ing relates stories from musical artists as informative business lessons.
Lesson #15:
"Own your mistakes"
Lesson #15:
"Own your mistakes"
Lesson #14:
"Billionaire and the teenage genius"
Lesson #14:
"Billionaire and the teenage genius"
Lesson #13:
"Referrals and hit songs"
Lesson #13:
"Referrals and hit songs"
Lesson #12:
"Judging an album by its cover"
Lesson #12:
"Judging an album by its cover"
Lesson #11:
"Formal business reviews"
Lesson #11:
"Formal business reviews"
Lesson #10:
"It's not the guitar, it's the guitarist"
Lesson #10:
"It's not the guitar, it's the guitarist"
Lesson #9:
"Timing is everything"
Lesson #9:
"Timing is everything"
Lesson #8:
"Quality just good enough"
Lesson #8:
"Quality just good enough"
Lesson #7:
"Business sampling"
Lesson #7:
"Business sampling"
Lesson #6:
"Hire rock stars"
Lesson #6:
"Hire rock stars"
Lesson #5:
"More cowbell!"
Lesson #5:
"More cowbell!"
Lesson #4:
"Are you a
one-hit wonder?"
Lesson #4:
"Are you a
one-hit wonder?"
Lesson #3:
"If your band is successful, should you really go solo?"
Lesson #3:
"If your band is successful, should you really go solo?"
Lesson #2:
"Hire a diverse roster of talent"
Lesson #2:
"Hire a diverse roster of talent"
Lesson #1:
"Don't sound like a broken record"
Lesson #1:
"Don't sound like a broken record"