ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
The way to think differently is to act differently and get comfortable with being uncomfortable. For business leaders, entrepreneurs, managers and anyone who wants to improve how they work and live: Welcome to the Unlearn Podcast. Host Barry O’Reilly, author of Unlearn and Lean Enterprise seeks to synthesize the superpowers of extraordinary individuals into actionable strategies you can use—to Think BIG, start small and learn fast, and find your edge with excellence.
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English
United States
193 episodes
since April 18, 2019
episodic
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AI is making it easier than ever to build products, automate work, and scale ideas. The challenge is no longer access to technology. It's designing the systems, stories, and customer understanding that turn AI into real business outcomes.
In this episode of Unlearn, I'm joined by Eric Baxley, Chief…
AI is changing how leaders think, decide, and work with their teams. But as John Cutler points out in this conversation, the real shift is not simply about faster answers or more productivity. It is about becoming more aware of the judgment systems we already use, often without noticing.
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