The Everlasting Business podcast, hosted by Ari Meisel and Gregg Schoenberg, brings together expertise from a productivity coach and a financial executive to uncover the time-tested principles that fortify businesses for the long haul. The podcast delves deep into the world of business, from exploring the secrets behind the centuries-long success of iconic brands to understanding the power of stress inoculation and incentives. Through thought-provoking conversations, Ari and Gregg navigate the challenges of the present and lay the foundations for a prosperous future.
Ari Meisel and Gregg Schoenberg invite you to take a nostalgic trip back in time to explore the rise and fall of the buggy whip industry. Our hosts use this industry as a metaphor for industries and companies that fail to evolve with changing times and technologies. Drawing parallels with the whale blubber industry, they discuss how accessory manufacturers, like those producing buggy whips, can be blindsided by industry shifts. Ref...
Ever pondered the connection between artificial intelligence and empathy? Today, we're dissecting the surprising results of a recent experiment where a ChatGPT-powered chatbot outperformed real doctors in providing empathy to patients. In fact, the chatbot produced answers that were rated three to four times more trustworthy.
As we dive deeper, we explore the potential of AI tools within the medical system, its potential to imp...
In this riveting episode of the Everlasting Business Podcast, hosts Ari Meisel and Gregg Schoenberg dive into the systemic inefficiencies plaguing corporate workspaces, focusing on the ubiquitous yet often counterproductive elements of emails and meetings. They base their discussion on insights from this insightful Wall Street Journal article (https://www.wsj.com/articles/workers-say-its-harder-to-get-things-done-now-heres-why-2a5f...
Are you ready to revolutionize your mindset and make your professional trajectory soar? Our insightful discussion on the replaceable founder system delves into the critical differences between thinking and acting like an employee versus an owner, and how this can impact your climb up the corporate ladder. Discover the four mindsets - cog, engine, engineer, and inventor - and how they can lead to different outcomes of focus, flexib...
Can empathy and rapport-building truly change lives and transform customer service experiences? In this engaging episode, Ari shares his personal journey as an EMT and how my experiences with bedside manner have shaped his understanding of exceptional customer care. He also recounts a story involving an elderly woman who needed help but initially resisted, and how through understanding, empathy, and even a little German, he was abl...
What if the secret to unlocking your full potential in coaching and marketing lies in the power of prompting? Join us as we explore this transformative concept and share our experiences with prompting, including an exercise that helped a client identify their perceived weaknesses and vulnerabilities. In this engaging episode, we discuss the importance of optimizing ChatGPT and treating it like a partner in your journey for better ...
Imagine a world where robotic dogs roam the streets, powered by artificial intelligence – is this the future or an eerie dystopia? Join us as we tackle this fascinating topic sparked by Mayor Adams' DigiDogs program in New York City. We discuss the potential benefits and dangers of AI-driven robots in critical situations and the possibility of malicious actors reprogramming these machines. But that's not all; we delve into ...
Join us as we explore the fascinating history of monastic beer brewing and the business lessons we can learn from it. We discuss the Weltenburg Abbey brewery, one of the oldest breweries in the world, founded in 1050 and located in a Benedictine monastery. Listen in as we uncover the idea that many of the world's oldest companies sell vices and necessities, and how many of these breweries are connected to religious institutions...
In today's episode, we tackle the often-glamorized concept of Blitzscaling and discuss why it might not be the best approach for every entrepreneur. We share our thoughts on how many successful businesses have thrived for centuries without resorting to hyper-growth, and explore Kaizen, the Japanese philosophy of continuous improvement, as a more sustainable alternative to scaling. Listen in as we also discuss the potential eros...
What can 19th century EMTs and the thriving success of Lloyd's of London teach us about the power of incentives? In this intriguing exploration, we uncover how understanding incentives can impact outcomes and the importance of properly incentivizing employees, using historical examples that demonstrate their significance. We also discuss the importance of networks in insurance, drawing parallels to modern companies like Airbnb...
Stress inoculation: a crucial tool for emergency responders like EMTs in active shooter scenarios. But did you know that it's about more than just exposure to stress? It involves changing the set point at which the body's stress systems activate, and can even help individuals become world-class performers. In this episode of Everlasting Business, we explore stress inoculation training and its applications, such as Tactical...
Discover the fascinating history of Cire Trudon, the world's oldest luxury candle maker, and uncover the secrets behind their centuries-long success. Our exploration takes us from the Royal Court and the popularity of white beeswax, to the incredible staying power of this storied company. With lessons modern businesses can apply today, you won't want to miss this captivating discussion on the importance of craftsmanship, n...
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Have you ever wondered what life might be like if you stopped worrying about being wanted, and focused on understanding what you actually want? That was the question Hope Woodard asked herself after a string of situationships inspired her to take a break from sex and dating. She went "boysober," a personal concept that sparked a global movement among women looking to prioritize themselves over men. Now, Hope is looking to expand the ways we explore our relationship to relationships. Taking a bold, unfiltered look into modern love, romance, and self-discovery, Boysober will dive into messy stories about dating, sex, love, friendship, and breaking generational patterns—all with humor, vulnerability, and a fresh perspective.
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