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EPISODE · May 13, 2021 · 38 MIN

Growth Operating Systems with David Kidder

from Portfolio Career Podcast with David Nebinski · host David Kidder, David Nebinski

David Kidder is the Cofounder and CEO of Bionic, a company that ignites growth revolutions for large organizations. David is an angel investor to 40+ startups and an author, including The Startup Playbook and New To Big. In this episode, you will learn:- how to use a start-up playbook for long-term personal and professional growth- the best advice that David got from Elon Musk- why "how to lead yourself" is an important question to ask yourself- the 5 part framework top entrepreneurs generally use- why now is a great time to refound your life and ask yourself hard questionsLearn more about David on his website and his company, Bionic.As always, this episode with notes was available on my website.

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David Kidder is the Cofounder and CEO of Bionic, a company that ignites growth revolutions for large organizations. David is an angel investor to 40+ startups and an author, including The Startup Playbook and New To Big. In this episode, you will learn how we can apply start-up playbooks and long-term growth frameworks to our personal lives and careers.

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