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Jeff Weise

Great insights shared in the video by Juliette Powell on Practical Leadership Principles for Responsible AI Development. It's important for us to consider the impact of AI on society and work towards responsible deployment to benefit humanity. Juliette's emphasis on diversity of thought and intentional risk assessment is key to shaping a positive future with AI technology. Thanks for the valuable insights!

Brilliant, 33 into my own manufacturing business and understanding these concepts and fundamentals of strategy is so well presented, as most of his work. So useful!

Very inspiring and insightful!

Great lesson

please share the link of the study that you mentioned by Eric (next part of the name I am confused with)

GREAT lecture! Learned a lot- thank you!

Is it possible to get a transcript or closed captions for this video?

Tesla did the contrary: Fist it came big with an expensive car, then killing all other automakers with cheaper stuff.

Great thinking and mind set aligning for strategy levels , my pleasure to listen to this interested topic, thanks a lot.

Simply awsome . Thank you.

For anyone interested in delving deeper into what Porter said on „Strategy being a set of choices“ and „Winning“: This is hard strategy vocabulary with clear and concise definitions. Read/watch: Roger L. Martin „Playing to Win“ (google: Strategic Choice Cascade).

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im here right now, thank you.

Refreshing knowledge 🙏🙌

I'm in complete awe of this. I recently discovered something similar, and it left me in disbelief. "Dominating Your Clock: Strategies for Professional and Personal Success" by Anthony Rivers

Stellar. Small note. Humans have a great fondness for naming. The speaker said she regrets to this day not asking her rescuer his name. Actually of course, this led her to appreciating _the heart of_ her experience. There is a tendency to neglect _the heart of_ some thing once it has been labelled. But it's not a thing at all, but a _revealing._ Forget you the naming. I would note that when she says 'the amygdala', she is more specifically referring to the _right_ amygdala. Dr. Todd Murphy (a student of Dr. Michael Persinger...) points out in his books and online lectures (available here) that the left amygdala isn't fear, but _positive emotion,_ like joy and bliss. It is interesting that the amygdala breaks the usual symmetry found in the brain, in terms of functionality by hemisphere. In the amygdala, its reversed. Described eloquently by Dr Ian McGilchrist. There are many mental exercises one can do when working with people possessed by anxiety, involving _imagining_ the amygdala reducing in its level of activity. Very simple. You do this in an 'altered state' , at first with eyes closed so you can concentrate, simply by imagining a lever or dial gradually lowering its amplitude. The more vivid the mindscape, the more effective, basically. You can't imagine you are in a room full of levers and dials, and you locate the one labeled anxiety/fear/amygdala. How absolutely essential, in my mind. You must understand the subconscious -- which controls autonomic processes, without you needing to be aware explicitly -- does not make the distinction between "real" and imagined that the ego does. One of these days i will make a video on courage and suicide, a case study of the birth horoscope of Curt Cobain. The ancient sages figured out something called "The Lot of Courage", which is mathematically derived from the distances two planets and the Ascendant (horoscope) itself, the primary planet being Mars. The Lot is activated in measurable ways throughout the life span. In terms of decades, years and months, like clockwork. In case you're wondering where, in this case, COURAGE, comes from .... We normally think of suicides as cowards; actually of course it takes, in the vernacular, balls. Again, stellar presentation, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Wonderful human being, although a little intimidating physically. Fortunately i know how to decrease (right) amygdala activation using the powers of the mind.

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Thank you for sharing the value you see in leadership! 😊

Fantastic!

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So much food for thought, thank you very much for uploading it!

Just imagine learning about Strategy by Dr. Porter at HBS

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Nice video

This man goes to the veins of commerce.

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That is not strategy, that is a vision

They should have shown ppts in between, it would have given summary visual in abstract way...,great speech by professor though

Operational effectoveness Figure out what's the best in industry Server is obsolete, go to the cloud Michael Porter

Very informative ! This is must watch for aspiring leaders

keep it disgusting to me i hate it

Pleated, Myan Line, Gender, very gauze that inhaled the baby knife because of this lens.

Great presentation sir.❤

Great Lecture. Professor Porter is an authority on Strategy.

Great video, professor Romer has a very accurate perception of economic reality

awesome 26/04/2023

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We have the time to waste on this drivel while Antarctica is melting and Mother Earth is burning up? Maybe it is true. There is no sense of urgency and how much destruction is happening. And this professor, Zoe Chance, is talking about Amazon? Repurchasing? The earth is burning, but this lecture should be thought of as worthy of our precious time?

Who raves tho

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I’m big on business planning, so at what point does one become relevant. My guess is after establishing a business model. Is that right or wrong?

Although Michael's books speak of management and the five forces that govern a successful company, This does not add in any way to the traditional understanding of costing, raw materials, sales etc. What could be told in a paragraph, he has told in 800 pages. I would instead recommend peter drucker's innovation and entrepreneurship, where he describes the need for & methods of launching a successful product and at what conjectures in history to launch it.

According to me a tradeoff Idea/strategy in this lecture is very practical and needs to understand in broad sense: Making the "Set of customers unhappy" and at the same time making another set of customers Happy" is one the very practical points in today's era. Pleasing everyone is not desirable for sustainable profitability. Be Choosee in the selection of a set of customers once select the market and form a customer base!

What she tells is from Daniel Kahneman's book "Thinking, fast and slow".