Why is competition Good for all? | Epic Failed Diet|WORKING WITH GREAT PEOPLE

00:00 Intro and what's in this episode01:42 Epic Diet fail05:07 Tesla Autopilot lies 06:25 Salons are failing update and feedback31:30 Why is competition good? 38:42 I only want to work with people I love to work with 55:25 Queens Gambit- Learning Chess with poppe58:58 Fyodor Dostoevsky Crime and Punishment Millennials Want to Live Outside the 9-to-5Millennials don’t necessarily want to do more work than other generations, they just want to be able to do the same amount of work in a more flexible schedule. In fact, when flexibility is leveraged work productivity increases and the volume of work can increase. Many Millennials don’t see a reason for spending eight straight hours working, but would rather work at various times throughout the day with breaks in between. Generally this cohort doesn’t have a problem doing some work on a Sunday evening, but also want to be able to run a few errands on Wednesday afternoon.Welcome to The Salon Podcast, hosted Rob DiLella Co-owner/CEO of Leading edge Hair Salon chain| Informative and transformational. We are doing things different to change humanity. Listen in on our process. This isn’t about our Salons it’s about life.  4 decades in business. A family business. Through deaths of the founders, recessions, hurricanes, industry changes and many other challenges facing all people . Our Salons and Stylist’s are ranked in the top 1% in the world. In this podcast you’ll find a mix of fireside chats as well as new and current thoughtsFOLLOW AND SUBSCRIBE:Linktree ALL LINKSYoutubeInstagram   Twitter   FacebookiTunes PodcastSpotifyTikTok Got someone in mind who deserves the spotlight? Shoot us a text and let us know! We’d love to hear from you!