
The Soul of Enterprise is designed to champion the insight that wealth is created by intellectual capital, a product of the inexhaustible human spirit. Wealth is above all an accumulation of possibilities. These possibilities lie hidden in the womb of the future, waiting to be discovered by human imagination, ingenuity, and creativity, manifested in free enterprises dedicated to the service of oth... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 627 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessEntrepreneurship | |||

In this episode, we return to the pricing front lines. We'll bring you up to speed on how pricing models are evolving in the experience, knowledge-work, and subscription zones — what's working, what's failing, and what you should keep an eye on.
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In this episode, Ron and Ed talk with filmmaker Christian Origenes, director of Kamayan — a documentary exploring the heart of Filipino identity through its cuisine. Origenes traces how communal meals, shared by hand on banana leaves, embody the resi... more
In this episode of The Soul of Enterprise, Ron and Ed take on one of the most cherished virtues of our age — empathy — and ask whether it really belongs at the heart of moral or political reasoning.
Drawing on Kevin D. Williamson's National Review ... more
This week on The Soul of Enterprise, Ron and Ed sit down with economist and author Steven Landsburg for a wide-ranging conversation that spans the frontiers of economics and physics. Known for his provocative insights and clear explanations of comple... more
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Listening to for 10 years, what I have learned from this podcast is invaluable. I appreciate the contrarian point of views to the “conventional of wisdom” in the business world!
There is such richness in this podcast. We are working on revising our marketing plan and messaging. The podcast had me realize that we need to recontectualize how we relate to ourselves and what we offer in our CAS practice. After all, we transform business.
There is such richness in this podcast. We are working on revising our marketing plan and messaging. The podcast had me realize that we need to recontectualize how we relate to ourselves and what we offer in our CAS practice. After all, we transform business.
Greg’s comment at about 5:10 of bonus episode 436 available to Patreon subscribers about potentially “giving websites away for free” reminds me of my reflections on mid-market ERP implementation projects. In our case, both the customer’s transformation and their maximum potential lifetime value depend on an upgrade to Sage Intacct. I did not expect Joe Pine’s episode to be one to which I’d listen twice, but I think I’m about to queue it up again.
Thank you for the good work,
Brian
I have read a few of Ron Baker’s books over the past 15 years. They started out having great ideas and I’ve implemented some of them. But over the years he’s become arrogant and spends more time bashing other models than providing real-life implementation ideas. I bought his latest book Time’s Up and immediately returned it. It was full of high-level concepts that were meaningless in practice. I discovered this podcast and decided to give it a try. On the one episode I listed to, Ed and Ron spen... more
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Exploring the intersection of business and intellectual capital, this audio production focuses on the transformative journey of enterprises in a rapidly evolving economy. The discussions highlight various dimensions, from AI regulation and corporate social responsibility to innovative strategies in pricing and differentiation. Noteworthy is the emphasis on a holistic approach to business, where human flourishing and ethical considerations play pivotal roles. The hosts engage with unique guests who introduce cutting-edge ideas, making it a significant resource for professionals seeking to enhance their understanding and application of new concepts in their fields.
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2. Steven E. Landsburg
3. Dan Morris
4. Kimberlee Josephson
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