Greg Hague's Podcast: Recent Episodes
Greg Hague
Learn the importance of seeing through a child-like eye. Presume everything is broken. Pretend it’s up to you to fix it, and know that you are free to do it in any way.
Learn to pause and ponder at work. Ask the questions others don’t so you can accomplish what they won’t.
In today’s audio you will learn how instituting the right keystone habits can make your bottom line soar.
Developing good keystone habits and dumping the bad ones will set off a chain reaction that can improve our lives in multiple ways.
Today’s audio will talk about your brain and how it’s always trying to form habits so it can relax while you’re on the move.
If you want to lead a team of people to greatness, they must see these four fundamental characteristics in you: trust, compassion, stability and hope.
Build your “team machine” by bringing out the best in each of your employees for the purpose of accomplishing the company’s goals.
Your most powerful management strategy is to know your own unique strengths and know how to incorporate them into your leadership.
In this audio you will learn that when you couple business and life you take happiness to a fulfilling new height.
In this audio you will learn that “providing aid” and “getting paid” can be woven together into a most beautiful thing.
This audio discusses the halo effect. You will make better decisions if you don’t infer that people who are kind of like you are completely like you.
In today’s audio you will hear why your first impression will influence what people think about you regardless of what else you do.
Today you will learn that you can actually influence people’s actions by priming, or accentuating, the natural associations they developed throughout life.
In this audio you will learn why you might be wasting your time by trying to make people happy who are inherently not.
Hear why you should distinguish yourself by developing a powerful balance of social, emotional, and traditional intelligence.
In this audio you will learn that in every second of every day you make a choice that affects your happiness at home and at work.
A well blueprinted business is an idiot proof business. An idiot proof business is a business that will set you free.
As a new business owner you need a balance of three critical skills: entrepreneurial, managerial and technical. When you get out of balance, your business will clearly not grow and may likely fail.
That Fatal Assumption is that when you understand the technical work of a business, you understand how to run a business that does that technical work.
This audio provides you with strategies for earning more, in less time, so you can have more fun early in life.
Efficiency is the name of the game. Productivity counts. You don’t win for effort, you win on results. Don’t be like most people and get caught up in being "busy."
In this audio you will learn that each minute is like a precious gem. Leverage each second in ways most never dream.
In this audio you will learn a three-step process on how to minimize your live or die product launch risk.
In this audio you will learn how to replace market research guesses with measurable feedback from real paying customers.
In this audio you will learn why you should launch your new company or product fast and cheap for the purpose of learning, not earning.
When you are buying a big ticket item such as a house or a car, you might want to call up a friend and send in a clone.
To succeed in life, you need a network of people who like you, trust you, and want to help you. If you have people who care about you, show that you care enough to learn about them.
When your "why" becomes fuzzy, go back to the start. Here’s a hint, it’s what's in your heart.
Are you dreaming a why but lacking a how? Are you grinding out a how and have no why? When you figure out what you lack, you will know where to fill in the gap.
Simon Sinek tells us why Apple has it all backwards...and that's why it worked for them.
Make your Stop Doing list long and your To Do list short. It’s the fastest path from good to great.
Become a hedgehog. Find something you’re great at that people will pay you for and that you will absolutely love to do. That’s how you frustrate the fox.
Pre-pre-launch, pre-launch, launch, and then giving away post-launch extras. It’s a proven way to condition people to buy before you are ready to sell.
My story was true. Yours needs to be too. It’s important to tell people why you do what you do, other than to have them spend money with you.
Look beyond the numbers in your business. Ignore the norm. Become a Blue Ocean leader and leave your competitors in a Red Ocean storm.
Think about how a business is commonly done. Then think what can be eliminated, reduced, increased, or created. Once you see that, you’re ready to leave the red ocean.
Learn how Cirque du Soleil redefined the circus industry by finding a blue ocean of opportunity.
When you’re exhausted, depleted and ready to quit drilling, keep going. You might be three feet from pure gold.
A historic libel case from 1916. Henry Ford v Chicago Tribune. $500,000 in legal fees. A verdict that shocked the world.