EXIT Podcast #39: EXIT

EXIT Podcast #39: EXIT

Release Date: 10/31/2022

Description: In this episode, I discuss why we started EXIT, who we’ve brought together, and a few of the things we’ve accomplished. A few thoughts:It’s not about “cancel culture”.As many progressives have pointed out, people don’t have to like the things you say. “Reading the room” and dealing with social disapproval is part of life — and in a sane society, this can be a healthy thing. The problem is not that these mechanisms of social control exist, but that the worst people on the planet are deciding who is allowed to speak and what they are allowed to say.In fact, what mainstream conservatives call “cancel culture” is more like an autoimmune disorder, in which the weapons that ordinarily stigmatize socially harmful behavior are turned against themselves, so that the only distinction that is permitted is that it is wrong to acknowledge distinction.The problem with this autoimmune disorder is not that it’s unfair, or Unconstitutional, but that it’s terminal.All the cultural infrastructure that produces healthy family life is being methodically dismantled — and “healthy family life” is not merely a nice thing to have: it is the means by which a culture continues, genetically and memetically.As these institutions collapse, some of us are still getting lucky — meeting the right woman, making a decent living, even raising healthy children — but the odds are looking longer every day for our kids, even with all the advantages we can give them. If we remain in the grip of this disorder — if we can’t find leverage, if we can’t organize against these forces — we will go extinct. First, our way of life, our religious beliefs, our values, everything that makes us “us”, will be replaced in our children with the homogenized values of Citibank and Netflix and Planned Parenthood — and of course, those values psychologically sterilize everyone who adopts them. In other words:It’s about whether or not we get to have grandchildren.If we want grandchildren, we’re going to need alternatives to government schools. We need jobs that can support a homemaker and children. We need to move to better neighborhoods (or build them), so that our children can find good friends, mentors, and mates.But that’s all defensive; we also need to build a way of life that our children will want to adopt and iterate. That means being personally exemplary, and happy, and jacked, and good-looking; it also means building a career where we aren’t miserable and exhausted, where we don’t have to resentfully mumble taqiyya to stay employed. It means funding culture production, and supporting dissident thinkers, so that as the present consensus rots and collapses, we can be ready to replace it with something beautiful.It’s not about abandoning the culture, or forfeiting positions of strength.Only an idiot would tell a factory worker, “You should never strike, you’re giving up all your power in the system!” Organized, strategic Exit — in the form of walkouts, work stoppages, etc. — is the only means by which labor can gain power within the system. And if you think your cultural and institutional leverage is any different as an Amazon project manager, you’re deluding yourself.The purpose of EXIT (the organization) is to help our guys prosecute Exit (as a strategy). In order to push back in the workplace and the public square, our Exit must be three things:* Coordinated: One guy quitting his job or shouting into the void won’t make much difference. We need to build the power to act and speak collectively.* Survivable: To have the courage to push back, our guys need to be financially and socially prepared to weather a short-term adjustment — just like striking workers need to know how they’re going to pay their bills for the duration of the strike.* Credible: Exit doesn’t have to mean a permanent withdrawal, but we do need credible alternatives to the resources that we’re currently getting from these hostile institutions. We can’t be bluffing.EXIT’s solution to this problem is something like Balaji Srinivasan’s concept of a “decentralized network union”. Most of the time, we are building infrastructure that makes us stronger: hiring each other, promoting each other’s work, helping each other start businesses, and investing together. But when someone is directly threatened by doxxing or any other method of backdoor ideological policing, we circle the wagons to make sure they are able to weather the storm and get back on their feet.We are also collaborating on big-picture problems.EXIT has brought together a deep pool of talent: software developers, entrepreneurs, marketers, attorneys, investors, creatives, executives, etc. — all of whom have recognized that it’s not enough to be individually successful. We are creating teams to build:* Cancellation insurance* Legal defense funds* Investment funds* Alternative schools* Preparedness services* Arts patronageMembers with expertise and passion take point on each of these projects — many of which we expect to spin off into independent businesses. And members who are unsure what they want, or where their talents would be best used, can report for duty on any of these projects and start figuring it out.If any of these projects interest you — or if you have another big-picture project that would benefit the group — sign up at exitgroup.us. This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit blog.exitgroup.us/subscribe

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Pursuing Post-Exit Dreams & Hitting Pause On The Podcast.

Release Date: 08/01/2022

Description: After nearly 3 years of doing his podcast, Marvin has been faced with an opportunity to pursue his post-exit dreams. Listen to Marvin explain the importance of having a post-exit plan, his thoughts on the podcast thus far, and his plans for the future of the podcast. While the podcast may be on pause, for […] The post Pursuing Post-Exit Dreams & Hitting Pause On The Podcast. appeared first on Business Exit Stories.

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Exit Routes At Work

Release Date: 05/09/2023

Description: Exit route violations are very common in OSHA inspections. Make access to unobstructed, well marked workplace exit routes a priority. We detail the finer points of exit routes in this podcast. We discuss the three parts to an exit route: exit access, the exit itself, and exit discharge. Hear about OSHA’s requirements for adequate lighting, visual signage, certain height and width dimensions and much more for good safety housekeeping. Contact Us! 1-866-777-1360, info@creativesafetysupply.com, or visit http://www.CreativeSafetySupply.com for more information.

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Following the mind’s creative quests with Estelle Lloyd.

Release Date: 08/08/2022

Description: This week on The Exit: Meet Estelle Lloyd, drawn to improve things, and find solutions from a young age. That same desire drove her to start her first business, a renewable energy data research company, which shifted into cyber security, before an exit. If she could go back in time, Estelle would do one thing differently in the exit process. Listen to find out what that is. LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/estellelloyd/ Website - https://www.macademia.com/ The Exit Meetups - https://flippa.com/the-exit-meetups/ -- The Exit—Presented By Flippa: A 30-minute podcast featuring expert entrepreneurs who have been there and done it. The Exit talks to operators who have bought and sold a business. You’ll learn how they did it, why they did it, and get exposure to the world of exits, a world occupied by a small few, but accessible to many. To listen to the podcast or get daily listing updates, click on flippa.com/the-exit-podcast/

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Exit Entertainment

Release Date: 05/24/2021

Authors: Exit Entertainment

Description: Exit Entertainment. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/exit-entertainment/support

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Exit West Podcast Trailer

Release Date: 04/29/2021

Authors: Owen Williams

Description: Trailer for Exit West Podcast

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EXIT

Release Date: 10/02/2021

Authors: EXIT

Description: The official podcast of EXIT Group.

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Exit Poll New England

Release Date: 08/17/2020

Authors: Exit Poll New England

Description: Podcast by Exit Poll New England

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EXit! Podcast

Release Date: 07/11/2021

Authors: Elke Sander

Description: EXit!, der Podcast der Mut und Lust macht auf Veränderung.Die Vision von EXit! ist es, dich dabei zu unterstützen, deinen ganz eigenen Weg zu finden und ihn dann auch wirklich zu gehen!Dabei begleitet EXit! dich vom Start an und über alle weiteren Phasen des Changeprozess - per Podcast, exit-blog.com und Videotutorials bzw. Webinare.

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ENGL102H Podcast

Release Date: 04/28/2022

Authors: dakota

Description: Exit West

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EXIT PODCAST

Release Date: 08/31/2020

Authors: EXIT Itararé

Description: Seja muito bem-vindo ao PodCast EXIT, somos um ministério de Jovens da igreja Comunhão Cristã ABBA, na cidade de Itararé - Sp, o nosso intuito é salvar vidas e formar líderes!

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Serena

Release Date: 09/18/2021

Authors: serena

Description: 11/3 exit ticket

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Find Your Exit - Exit Planning Strategies for Business Owners

Release Date: 09/12/2020

Authors: Mark Kravietz

Description: Find Your Exit is a podcast about how to successfully exit your business. In this show, you will be given tools and insight and hear triumphant stories from industry experts and entrepreneurs who have built sustainable, scalable, and profitable businesses, worthy of an exit. Join award-winning Certified Exit Planning Advisor, Mark Kravietz, as he and his guests cover critical topics, including how to get started, when to sell, getting your company ready for a sale, determining business valuation, overcoming roadblocks, exit options (such as an IPO or acquisition), life after sale and a whole lot more!Find Your Exit uncovers the secrets to building a business that delivers real value and will help you lead your company to a successful exit.

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Exit

Release Date: 03/31/2021

Authors: Exit

Description: So, OK, the Attorney General says there is too much violence on T.V. and that should stop. But even if you took out all the violent shows, you could still see the news. So, until mankind is peaceful enough not to have violence on the news, there's no point in taking it out of shows that need it for entertainment value. Thank you.

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Exit

Release Date: 04/04/2021

Authors: Exit

Description: Just conversations with friends of mine

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Exit

Release Date: 01/04/2022

Authors: Олесин Раскол

Description: Привет, мир. Это exit. Целью данного подкаста является обсуждение проблем, поиск заветного выхода из странных, неприятных, тяжёлых или запутанных ситуаций. Следует отметить, что это лишь процесс поиска, а все выводы и ответы найти способны только вы сами.

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