Podcasts that mention 📚 Good to Great by Jim Collins

he is a brilliant series called the stock series I think I'm not sure at last counties probably up to about 30 different blog posts in that particular series and he's actually turned it into a published book called The Simple path to wealth

The speaker mentions reading Jim Collins's work, specifically his 'stock series' blog posts, which were turned into a book titled 'The Simple path to wealth', and how it led to his realization about fees and index funds.

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and just to really show our appreciation we're increasing that to one book giveaway of the simple path to wealth for every five written reviews so again we realize you're helping us more than we're helping you with those reviews

The podcast hosts announce that they are giving away copies of Jim Collins' book, The Simple Path to Wealth, to listeners who leave reviews.

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guys we had so many reviews come through over the last several weeks and we want to go ahead and announce our two winners for the drawing for the simple path to wealth

The hosts announce a drawing for copies of 'The Simple Path to Wealth' by Jim Collins as a reward for listeners who leave reviews.

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I believe Jim Collins calls this basically as close to a sure thing as anything you can ever get

The guest refers to Jim Collins and something he says about a 'sure thing' related to withdrawal rates, likely from his book.

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and that goes back to what Jim Collins talked about on the very first episode we had them on talking about the simple path to wealth which is these are not stock symbols

Jonathan mentions Jim Collins and his book 'The Simple Path to Wealth' in the context of discussing investing and looking at stocks as businesses.

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gosh I guess a little over a year ago I was listening to um tarabi uh what's her first name podcast and uh She interviewed Jim Collins and I'm like whoa this is what what's he talking about this you know idea of Fu money and he's making some references in this interview about this idea that you might be able to accumulate enough money to never work again and so I immediately went and checked out his blog got his book because his book had just come out downloaded it on my Kindle and I read it and it blew my mind

Grumpus Maximus discovered Jim Collins through a podcast, read his book, and was mind-blown by the concept of accumulating enough money to never work again.

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but if you read books like good to great or tribal leadership there's a clear at least correlation right if not cause between companies that do well in the long term financially Although if you look at the good to Great companies if you looked at those lately

Tony Hsieh mentions reading books like 'good to great' and 'tribal leadership' regarding the correlation between company culture and financial success.

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and this is why Tim ferriss's books are not widely available in paperback Good to Great by Jim Collins which has sold tens of you know probably 10 million copies still in hardcover even though it's a 20 year old book

Ryan Holiday mentions Jim Collins' book as an example of a book that remains in hardcover despite its age and high sales.

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the principles for business are the exact same just told in a different Parable every time and whatever your Parable is that's what you glom on to say oh man it's good to great that's the best one this one it's your Bible

The speaker uses 'Good to Great' as an example of a business book that someone might consider their 'Bible', illustrating his point about business books repeating principles.

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