In this lesson's episode, explore why entrepreneurial thinking is essential in both startups and large corporations.

Discover how adopting this mindset keeps organizations competitive,

understand how to present innovative ideas effectively within bureaucratic systems,

and uncover how perspective, shaped by pressure, passion, pleasure, and pain leads to better decisions for lasting success.

And one thing that you mentioned, and you sort of highlighted on your site, and I like it a lot,

there's people that are in all walks of life, all stages in their journey, trying to do a thing.

You know, the side hustle is more popular than ever now.

And one of the pieces that you actually mentioned was entrepreneur,

entrepreneurism is not nice to have.

It's a skill that must be unlocked in every company.

So speak to me about what that means for somebody who's in a company that doesn't understand how they can associate with the word entrepreneur.

Yeah, it's a great point.

So there's two kind of lens of this.

One lens is, okay, you're in a company and you're thinking about leaving and doing your own thing.

And that applies to some of the things that we've just been talking about.

But companies to compete have to think like entrepreneurs, right?

I mean, Amazon should not exist, right? Walmart

should have created Amazon and Blockbuster should create a Netflix and Sony should have created

Spotify. Like these organizations had all the way with all to do these other things. And today,

if you don't think, we call it think like an entrepreneur. If you don't think like an entrepreneur within a larger company, you're just going to become kind of the next, you know, company that just doesn't stay up with the times.

And that's a difficult thing to do, right?

Because large companies don't operate that way.

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