378: Hosting Steve Jobs and Birthing Giants with Scaling Up’s Verne Harnish

The Foundr Podcast with Nathan Chan

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After growing up around a failed family business, Verne Harnish was determined to use his experience to help young entrepreneurs succeed. 40 years later, he’s helped startups across the world scale to become multi-million dollar businesses and worked with some of the most famous entrepreneurs of our time.

Verne, known as the "Growth Guy,” founded the world-renowned Entrepreneurs' Organization, co-founded the Growth Institute, and has written 2 books including Scaling Up, Mastering the Rockefeller Habits.

Listen to Foundr CEO Nathan Chan discuss with Verne about:

Hosting Steve Jobs’ first public speech after being fired from Apple
Why sales is still the best proven way to get to $1 million in revenue
The traits of success he’s learned from entrepreneurs like Mark Cuban, Brad Feld, and Nate Blecharczyk
Remembering “the look” of Mark Zuckerberg, Michael Dell, and Steve Jobs
Why cofounders scale further faster than single founders
Why every entrepreneur needs to be a little crazy
And much more...

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