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Entrepreneur Disrupted Mini-Series – #6: Firing

Firing is an essential part of business that often gets delayed by entrepreneurs. In #6 of Entrepreneur Disrupted, we discuss how firing with compassion is possible with Jay Abraham, one of Forbes’ Top Five Executive Business Coaches in the world. Jay talks about the obstacles and challenges that will be met with firing,...

Entrepreneur Disrupted Mini-Series – #12: Hack Your Employees’ Brains

“Is it ethical to hack your employees’ brains?” In #12 of the Entrepreneur Disrupted Mini-Series, Dave Asprey and Jay Abraham discuss the ethical implications of enhancing your employee’s performance using one of Dave’s biggest areas of expertise: bio-hacking. Learn everything about the food, tools, and technologies...

Entrepreneur Disrupted Mini-Series – #9: Bonus Plans

Most believe giving bonuses is one of the greatest incentives for hard work. Sure, in certain places bonus plans can work wonders, but in other places they actually serve as a distraction. In #9 of Entrepreneur Disrupted, Dave Asprey and Jay Abraham challenge that philosophy through both sides of the economic lens. Learn...

Entrepreneur Disrupted Mini-Series – #8: Outsourcing

Outsourcing is easier today than ever before in history – but is it always the right move to make? Jay Abraham and Dave Asprey go deep into the question many entrepreneurs are asking themselves today: Do we outsource it, or do we do it ourselves? They discuss both the advantages as well as the challenges that come…...

Entrepreneur Disrupted Mini-Series – #10: Compensation

How do you know how much you should be paying the members of your team – and how do you go about doing it? What different forms of compensation can you provide? How can you negotiate for your own compensation, and avoid settling for your lowest offer? Dave Asprey and Jay Abraham discuss this essential…

Entrepreneur Disrupted Mini-Series – #7: Interviewing

In #7 of Entrepreneur Disrupted, Jay Abraham distills one of the most powerful and little known skill sets for entrepreneurs: interviewing and listening. Jay is one of those $100,000 a day, very senior marketing guys with a career that’s almost hard to describe because it’s so varied. Jay shares some tips on how...