business
11 statements across 10 episodes · 5 bullish · 3 bearish · 9 people on the record · first statement May 30, 2017 by Rory Sutherland · across every show →
Everything said about business, oldest first
May 30, 2017 positive
Sutherland: Business can profit from behavioral quirks that fail academic rigor
“If you're an academic, your job is to try and be right, unambiguously, completely, absolutely right about something. In business, if only 30% of people do a weird thing 20% of the time, there's still a business opportunity in that.”
Oct 27, 2020 positive
Nov 24, 2020 negative
Nov 30, 2021
Jun 27, 2023 negative
Gurner: Tying identity solely to business leaves founders vulnerable to collapse
“If you have only one leg of a stool, it's easy to kick out, right? So, like, if you say, hey, everything that I am is my business, and you put your identity in that, it's when your business does poorly or it collapses, it just, it shakes you. If you have multi…”
Aug 8, 2023 positive
Businesses should operate like professional sports franchises, not families
“In business, it's more like being a professional sports franchise, right? You're assembling the best players and you know, we may be friends, but we don't have to be friends because we're not coming together on the basis of friendship. We're coming together on…”
Oct 15, 2024 negative
Fraser: Hacks and shortcuts fail to create career longevity
“People always talk about, you know, hacks and quick wins, and how can you shorten the timeline? And ultimately, I think that leads to maybe a quick win here and there, but not longevity. And in business and in sport, The careers are built on longevity and that…”
Jan 7, 2025 neutral
Jan 7, 2025 positive
Jun 3, 2025 neutral