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EPISODE · Apr 15, 2021 · 30 MIN

Book Review: The Start-Up of You

from Portfolio Career Podcast with David Nebinski · host David Nebinski

What if your career was a start-up? The start-up of you! What if you professionally applied the same principles and frameworks that start-ups do? Among many other accomplishments, LinkedIn Cofounder Reid Hoffman and Village Global Cofounder Ben Casnocha authored The Start-Up of You in 2012 to help answer some of these questions for you. In this episode, I summarized the key takeaways and insights for you to build and grow your Portfolio Career.In this episode, you will learn:- the importance of being in permanent beta- the start-up of you skillsetYou can purchase the book HERE.As always, this episode with notes is available on my website.

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What if your career was a start-up? The start-up of you! What if you professionally applied the same principles and frameworks that start-ups do? Among many other accomplishments, LinkedIn Cofounder Reid Hoffman and Village Global Cofounder Ben Casnocha authored The Start-Up of You in 2012 to help answer some of these questions for you. In this episode, I summarized the key takeaways and insights for you to build and grow your Portfolio Career.

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