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At unique times throughout history the convergence of just the right mix of influence and discord ignite a revolution. As it was in the late 18th century in North America with the social, political and intellectual influences of early American society it took a revolution to create a new nation based on the principles of freedom . . . → Read More: Entrepreneurial Corporation- The Future of Business  One comment  E-Corp  agile, authentic, constitutionally operated, decentralized, Democratic Design, E-Corp, E-Corp Revolution, entrepreneurial, Entrepreneurial Corporation, Gallup Management Journal, individual centric and committed to the self-actualization, innovative, purpose led, revolution, stakeholder-focused, transparent, WorldBlu As an entrepreneur we always hear that it takes commitment to be successful; if you were like me growing up you understood as an athlete that commitment was about sacrifice and hard work. This is helpful, however, for entrepreneurs I think there is more. You should always take your commitments seriously; I think commitment is a . . . → Read More: The 3 Steps of Commitment The Entrepreneur Zone of Genius- EZOG Assessment This journey started almost five years ago. Understanding that entrepreneur’s predominantly create from one core style was just a hypothesis 5 months ago. Today, after over 100 one on one, one hour interviews and assessments I can share there are four predominant styles: we refer to them as EZOG styles . . . → Read More: The Entrepreneur Zone of Genius- EZOG Assessment Leave a comment Entreprenuer Success Profiles, EZOG Assessment architect, Builder, business, core style, cultivator, Entrepreneur, EZOG, EZOG Assessment, EZOG Performance Matrix, EZOG styles, four predominant styles, four styles, My EZOG, Myers-Briggs, Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, Psychology, secondary style, Small business, Social Sciences, The Entrepreneur Zone of Genius, visionary, www.myEZOG.com, Zone of Genius Upper Limit Problems- My Life As A Swimmer Series Part III There is a pattern that has begun to develop. I will outline the rest of my swimming career through my retirement in 1986, showing the pattern in part III of my swimming series.. In 1981, I was once again one of the top swimmers in the . . . → Read More: Upper Limit Problems- My Life As A Swimmer Series Part III Leave a comment Upper Limit Problems 400 IM, EZOG, Gay Hendricks, Michael Phelps, NCAA Swimming Championships, Olympic Games, Olympic Trails, Ray Bussard, self-sabotage, Sports, swimming, Swimming and Diving, swimming series, The Big Leap, Tsuchiya, United States, University of Tennessee, upper limit problems, Water Sports, Zone of Genius Upper Limit Problems- My Life As A Swimmer Series-Part II Swimming has always been a way of life for me. . . . → Read More: Upper Limit Problems- My Life As A Swimmer Series-Part II Upper Limit Problems- My Life As A Swimmer Series In Gay Hendrick’s book The Big Leap, he explains that each person possesses upper limit problems and he defines four hidden barriers within this system as: . . . → Read More: Upper Limit Problems- My Life As A Swimmer Series Dreamer- Lessons from the StartUp Guru When you create a new concept and ship it quickly you get the benefit of market feedback. . . . → Read More: Dreamer- Lessons from the StartUp Guru 5 comments Entrepreneurial Personality Types, Entreprenuer Success Profiles, StartUp Success Model, The Dreamer, The Visionary architect, assessment, Builder, cultivator, Dream, Dreamer, entrepreneur personality, Entrepreneur Success Profile, Entrepreneur Success Profiles, entrepreneurs, market feedback, Martin Luther King, Psychology, ship it, Social Sciences, Startup Guru, United States, visionary, Visionary/Architect/Builder/Cultivator, Word The Value of Entrepreneurial Personality Types Type versus Archetype Honestly, personality profiling is a new topic for me. . . . → Read More: The Value of Entrepreneurial Personality Types The History of Four Temperaments The four temperaments based on the four elements earth, water, air, and fire can be traced back to ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia time, as many as 5,000 years ago. . . . → Read More: The History of Four Temperaments Leave a comment Entrepreneurial Personality Types, Four Temperaments Aristotle, Builder, Carl Jung, David Keirsey, David Kolb, Dreamer, Empledocles, Entrepreneurial Personality Types, Erich Adickes, Four Temperaments, Galen, Hans Eysenck, Hippocrates of Cos, Katherine Benziger, Keirsey Temperament Sorter, MBTI, Myers and Briggs, Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, Personality type, Plato, Please Understand Me II, Psychological Types, the Artisan, The Guardian, The Idealist, The rational History of the StartUp Success Model Background: Origins of the SUS Model. For almost five years now, I’ve defined specific variations around four entrepreneurial archetypes and four business evolution stages. . . . → Read More: History of the StartUp Success Model One comment StartUp Success Model BusinessBalls.com, Carl Gustov Jung, Carl Jung, entrepreneurial ecosystem, feeling, four business evolution stages, four entrepreneurial archetypes, four personality traits, intuition, Jen Orvis, Jung's four functional types, MBTI, Meyers-Briggs, Myers-Briggs, Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, Personality psychology, sensation, Startup, Startup Success Mode, SuS Model, The Architect, The Builder, The Cultivator, The Dreamer, The Four Temperaments, thinking |
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