What Jazz Can Teach Leaders about Innovation and Teamwork
What can jazz great Miles Davis teach us about leading for innovation?
“I love Miles Davis’s quote. He says, if you’re not making a mistake, it’s a mistake,” says jazz pianist and management professor Frank Barrett. “So if everything you play is clean and fresh and slick, that means you’ve given u…
OFF DAY POD | KFS Math Class w/ XJ & Geoff Rasmussen of Hot Hand Theory!
In this episode, XJ & Geoff "Frank Barrett" Rasmussen - the dynamic duo behind Hot Hand Theory - went LIVE for an all-you-can-ask mailbag giving their analysis from the data-driven, analytical perspective!
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Episode 294: Six Books For Spring! (Learning & Growing)
As we look to the start of spring and a break for many of us, I want to give you some texts to read to invest in yourself and others! This list of texts is best read in the order explained and below. However, each book, by itself, is fantastic!
Stay Sane In An Insane World, Greg Harden
A New K…
What Business Can Learn from Jazz and Improvisation
Drawing parallels between jazz improvisation and effective leadership, Frank Barnett has authored several influential books, including "Yes to the Mess: Surprising Leadership Lessons from Jazz" and "The Power of Improvisation: Exploring the Lessons of Jazz in Work and Life." Muge and I discuss what…
Peter Compo Part 1 - The Emergent Approach to Strategy:
The Emergent Approach to Strategy with Peter Compo: A Deep Dive into Adaptive Systems
In this episode, we welcome Peter Compo, author of 'The Emergent Approach to Strategy,' to discuss the chronic failures in strategic planning and how his new book aims to redefine strategy through the lens of com…
Execution in Strategy with Peter Compo
In this episode of 'The Emergent Approach to Strategy,' guest Peter Compo joins to discuss the complexities of executing strategy effectively, focusing on Chapter 9 from his book. Compo addresses common misconceptions about execution and its distinction from strategy, emphasizing the importance of …
Thrivecast Episode 50
Jason Blumer and Greg Kyte discuss some of their favorite books read over the summer. Greg shares key points and lessons learned from Yes to the Mess by Frank Barrett and The Gifts of Imperfection by Brene Brown. Jason discusses Influence by Robert Cialdini and Zero to One by Peter Thiel.
Yes to the Mess Part 1: What Jazz Teaches Us About Learning, Failure, and Finding Your Voice
Jazz pianist and organizational scholar Frank Barrett on play, shame, and finding your voice.
This episode is for anyone who has ever felt held back by a voice telling them they are doing it wrong.
Frank Barrett, jazz pianist, organizational scholar, and author of Yes to the Mess, traces the roo…
Say Yes To The Mess Part 2: Frank Barrett On Improvisation, AI, and Leading Without A Script
Eight jazz principles for leading in uncertain, unscripted environments.
This episode is for leaders who feel the ground shifting beneath them and who must keep moving forward despite having no reliable script, no guaranteed outcome, and no clear map.
In Part 2 of our conversation, Frank Barrett…
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