EPISODE · May 6, 2019 · 32 MIN
The Modern Business Applications of History: How Highly-Effective People Deal with Disruptions
from Monday Morning Radio · host Dean Rotbart
Monday Morning Radio Host Dean Rotbart confesses that he doesn't know who his guest is on this week's podcast. It's not that Dean doesn't have a fascinating guest, or that the guest's book – "Undistrupted: How Highly-Effective People Deal with Disruptions" – isn't a valuable business read; it's just that Dean literally does not know who wrote the book. The author, who lives in The Netherlands [Dean phoned him there], uses the pseudonym John Vespasian and has written ten books. What Dean also knows is that this week's mystery guest is a well-read student of global history [think Russian industrialist Savva Mamontov (1841-1918), and 12th-century French statesman, Abbot Suger], and draws excellent insights from bygone eras that we all can apply to our lives today. So Dean assures us that his guest has plenty of good advice to dispense; he just doesn't know who he's talking to. Illustration: The author known as John Vespasian Posted: May 6, 2019Monday Morning Run Time: 32:45
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The Modern Business Applications of History: How Highly-Effective People Deal with Disruptions
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