20 - La Tienda De Los Sueños (Amazon) - Brad Stone

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Ricardo Lugo 1:04
We start with another episode of Bibliotequeando. As always, I'm your host, Ricardo Lugo, at Bibliotequeando on the networks. Keep sharing the account, giving likes, following, promoting the podcast 5 stars to continue improving our knowledge and culture through books. You can also subscribe to the Bibliotequeando blog, where I write different articles about different topics of the books that we do in the podcast and others that are not part of this list. You can find the link in the description of this podcast or in the link of the social media accounts. traigo la tienda de los sueños un libro basado en cómo amazon se convirtió en lo que es hoy en día a mí me encantó este libro porque no es un libro de autosuperación y digamos de negocio ni tampoco es un libro
Ricardo Lugo 1:51
of those biographies of the billionaires who seemed to be in love with themselves and want everyone to know what their journey was, what their path was. It's not that style. It's a book, actually, by a journalist named Brad Stone who wanted to investigate how Amazon became the most powerful company in the world. And this book is already a little old, to a certain extent. They wrote it about 10 years ago. But it has many messages that apply to all kinds of fields. It reminds me a lot, when I was reading it, it reminded me a lot of... Al arte y la guerra, un libro así de que cuando fue escrito fue con un propósito, de en verdad enseñarle a otros países, a otros generales cómo funciona el arte de la guerra, pero ahora hoy en día lo utilizan ejecutivos y hasta gurús de emprendimiento y de superación personal para enseñarte sobre la vida.
Ricardo Lugo 2:40
Este libro es algo parecido porque estamos viendo cómo empezó una tienda, una página web muy mal hecha a su principio, to become the most visited website in the world and the company with the most income. In fact, Walmart has more income than Amazon, but Walmart has a very small profit margin. Obviously, Amazon is basically the most valuable company in the world. The book was based on 300 interviews that were made to people who were on Amazon from the beginning. conversations with Jeff Bezos himself. The book became very famous because the ex-wife of Jeff Bezos, Mackenzie Bezos, gave him a review of a single star on the page when she read the book because it shows a Jeff Bezos and an Amazon without mercy, both with their competition and with their employees.
Ricardo Lugo 3:27
It shows a very determined and at the same time has run over many people on the way. But as I mentioned, it also shows you how one of the most innovative companies in history started. So I hope you enjoy this summary of the Dream Shop. It starts with the story of Jeff Bezos as a person, of why he came up with this idea. Bezos, who today is worth 155 billion dollars and that is taking into account that the Amazon stock has dropped quite a bit this year, as have almost all technology stocks. He will probably be the first person in the world to be worth 500 billion and take care of a trillion. But well, Jeff Bezos had parents who got married young, but as often happens at that age, they divorced themselves and he never really met his biological father.

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