“That famous quote from Good to Great years ago from Jim Collins invited us all to Get the right people on the bus”
“I've been reading Good to Great, I think it's by a guy named Jim Collins”
“I told him that the four best business books I've ever read. Are Good to Great by Jim Collins”
“the four best business books I've ever read. Are Good to Great by Jim Collins”
“Jim Collins, good to great. This one's very important”
“Are Good to Great by Jim Collins, The Lean Startup by Eric Reese. Build by Tony Fidel. And Mark's new book Life at the speed of play”
“I you know, everyone's probably read, you know, the top five books, you know, whether it's atomic habits or good to great or you know, and we've tried to implement what was in the book”
“Good to Great by Jim Collins”
“Are Good to Great by Jim Collins”
“there was a book called Good to Great. And he defined greatness purely in financial terms. Jim Collins' earlier book, uh, Built to Last”
“Jim Collins, Good to Great, Shoe Dog Phil Knight”
“you might be familiar with his work, things like Good to Great”
“Sarah is gonna be back next week because she's gonna be in conversation with Jim Collins, the author of Good to Great, and he's gonna be talking about his brand new book, which is all about a meaningful life. and building the right relationships”
“you know the flywheel kind of made popular by Good to Great”
“Jim call us. He he wrote his um like an amazing book, uh Good to Great”
“And I really like to refer to a book that I think is is incredible, which is Good to Great by Jim Collins”
“I got this idea from Jim Collins who wrote Good to Great and and Jim's become, you know, very impactful in my life in some ways”
“Jim Collins, is the author of some of the most influential books ever written, like Good to Great”
“I'm sure a lot of our listeners have read your books, Good to Great, Other ones as well”
“His previous bestsellers, Good to Great and Built to Last, among others, have focused on what differentiates exceptional companies and the people within them”
“Jim Collins, the writer of author of Good to Greats”
“This is from Jim Collins, who wrote good to great as well”
“I love his books, uh, Good to Great”
“Now when you sit down with With people Um that have achieved extraordinary outcomes. And Jim Collins wrote a book about this called Good to Great”
“The idea is, and this is a story I think is in his is in his book Good to Great”
“Author of iconic business books that include Good to great”
“And he's written the book Good to Great. Built to last. How the mighty fail”
“I read this book a long time ago, Jim Collins, either good to great, or one of his early books. About leadership and he talks about level five leadership”
“and also remember I read this book. Good to create. So he had this concept called Jim Collins. Yeah. Classic book. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It has this concept called Hatch Hog. Concept”
“this is about the same time. When Jeff and the S team were reading the book Good to Great”
“that flywheel concept That was perhaps introduced more directly in the book Good to Great. We try to kind of modernize in lessons from the Titans”
“Good to great. Good to great in the social sectors, built to last, how the mighty fall, great by choice, and his newest work. turning the flywheel”
“Good to Great by Jim Collins, which has sold tens of mil you know, probably ten million copies, still in hardcover”
“Somewhere along the way I said you know what? I really appreciate it. A liberal education. Probably early two thousand. And it was actually Jim Collins book Good to Great. Where I sat down and read that book”
“They do a management off site in two thousand one with Jim Collins, author of Good degree, where he writes about the flywheel”
“he gave me the book. It's called Good to great. Good to great. Yeah. Jim Collins”
“And uh it's actually in the book Good to Great by Jim Collins, which is a fantastic business book”
“In a business context, we first read about these characters in in Jim Collins book Good to Great”
“Well, Jim Collins wrote about this in the Good the Great, and his conclusion was hey, these great CEOs, great companies are run by by these hedgehogs”
“Oh, and having an open mindset. Hey, give me the ball. Remember that book you gave me? And I always love that one'cause it's the book that he gave us and I had to use it, you know, to kinda Try to get my way. Oh man. But I always I I wanna say it's good to great, but that's probably not the one”
“we both love this book Good to Great”
“His books include Good to Great, Built to Last, How did the Mighty Fall, Great by Choice, and most recently B Two point oh Beyond Entrepreneurship Two Po the Ambitious Upgrade of his very first book”
“And I enjoy Jim Collins, like his books Good to Great. A really interesting just to learn about”
“good to great The number one bestseller that examines why some companies make the leap to superior results”
“I only listened to like audio cassettes by Jack Trout and Al Rise and Good to Great and you know Gary Halbert shit”
“Today I'm speaking with Jim Collins. Jim is the author or co author of books like Built to Last, Good to Great”
“One of them is um Good to Great by Jim Collins, which is sort of like um really a a really good, almost in some way statistical analysis”
“including Good to Great Good to great in the social sectors, built to last, how the mighty fall, great by choice, and his newest work turning the flywheel”
“Jim Collins in this, you know, probably the most widely read book on leadership. Yeah. millions and millions of copies sold has this final level of leadership”
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