Charles Schwartz
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6,535 appearances
37 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 9 Sep
Charles Schwartz’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So if, for those of you who are listening and, you know, I've been coaching and doing this for 20 something years, there's not a single one of my clients that has ever come to me
When they're like, Hey, I want to make a hundred million dollars that we don't immediately end up at some sort of mental health conversation because the people who are getting that, that 50 to a hundred million dollar ball game, most of them, again, they don't have bad days.
They want to have days where they don't want to have any more days and having that conversation and sitting down with them and, you know, really embracing that and saying, yeah, we've been there before.
We get it.
and you know if you're out there i'm not a therapist in any way shape or form but make that call it's important track down the person have the conversation start going that ball game uh it's much more common than you know and therapy is absolutely the gift that you give yourself and i would recommend it to everybody other than the book uh you know go track down this book because i need to go track it down and read your book now because i said god dang it so
Mark, I appreciate it more than I could possibly tell you.
This is a conversation that I could go for probably another five or six days, and I'm sure the audience is going to want me to bring you back and have more conversations.
Thank you so much for jumping on and sharing your time.
I appreciate it more than I could tell you.
Thanks for tuning into the podcast.
Mark talked about companies that were the best in the world at what they did, like the best hockey team on the ice.
But then the ice turned into a pool.
All that skill stopped mattering.
Back in 1998, Siebel led the way in CRM, PeopleSoft led HR, and BMC led IT software.
None of them saw what was coming.
Salesforce, Workday, and ServiceNow took over because they built something different from day one instead of trying to protect what they already had.
That's the real risk with AI right now.
It's not about keeping up.
It's about knowing when the game itself changes.
See you in the next one.
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