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Disc 1
- 1.Introduction3:58
- 2.The Purpose of The Personal MBA Masterclass5:00
- 3.Why study business?10:04
- 4.The five parts of every business3:13
- 5.Creating a simple business plan7:27
- 6.Value creation1:46
- 7.Economically valuable skills1:49
- 8.The iron law of the market5:46
- 9.The point of the value creation process2:56
- 10.The four categories of what people want7:17
- 11.The difference between sales and marketing2:02
- 12.The 10 ways to evaluate a market: 1-53:34
- 13.The 10 ways to evaluate a market: 6-103:01
- 14.Creating a checklist3:01
- 15.The need for reflection3:45
- 16.The hidden benefit of competition3:14
- 17.The mercenary rule3:52
- 18.The crusader rule1:20
- 19.The difference between a mercenary and a crusader3:21
Disc 2
- 1.Providing a form of value #1 - products3:59
- 2.Form of value #2 - services4:34
- 3.Form of value #3 - a shared resource3:40
- 4.Form of value #4 - subscription3:45
- 5.Form of value #5 - resale4:52
- 6.Form of value #6 - lease3:58
- 7.Form of value #7 - agency5:50
- 8.Form of value #8 - audience aggregation5:25
- 9.Permission - taking it to a level deeper2:44
- 10.Form of value #9 - loan3:22
- 11.Form of value # 10 - option4:10
- 12.Form of value #11 - insurance2:58
- 13.Re-insurance3:55
- 14.Form of value # 12 - capital3:22
- 15.The 12 forms of value - final questions for reflection0:32
Disc 3
- 1.Perceived value5:36
- 2.Modularity2:09
- 3.Bundling and unbundling3:08
- 4.A prototype (WIGWAM)1:53
- 5.The iteration cycle3:03
- 6.Iteration velocity2:58
- 7.Feedback8:37
- 8.Alternatives4:47
- 9.Tradeoffs1:39
- 10.The nine economic values - a checklist2:48
- 11.Convenience and fidelity6:08
- 12.Relative importance testing3:20
- 13.Critically important assumptions4:21
- 14.Shadow testing5:18
- 15.A minimum economically viable offer (MEVO)3:06
- 16.Incremental augmentation0:58
- 17.Field testing4:23
Disc 4
- 1.Introduction to the importance of marketing2:16
- 2.The most important rule in marketing - gaining people's attention2:26
- 3.Receptivity: what and when4:59
- 4.Remarkability3:19
- 5.Probable purchaser - who?3:44
- 6.End result3:39
- 7.Qualification8:00
- 8.Point of market entry/exit4:26
- 9.Addressability2:31
- 10.Desire2:41
- 11.Visualization6:03
- 12.Framing5:33
- 13.Providing something free7:21
- 14.Permission3:45
- 15.Having a hook2:37
- 16.The call to action2:36
- 17.Narrative3:37
- 18.Controversy4:16
- 19.Reputation4:13
Disc 5
- 1.A further point on controversy2:04
- 2.Sales turns a prospect into a paying customer2:14
- 3.The defining moment in sales - the transaction3:47
- 4.The precondition of trust3:17
- 5.Common ground2:03
- 6.The pricing uncertainty principle2:50
- 7.The four pricing methods8:08
- 8.Value-based selling3:13
- 9.Calculating value3:08
- 10.A story about value-based contract negotiation4:34
- 11.A story of full-price and free4:57
- 12.Questions for reflection: value-based selling and education-based selling0:26
Disc 6
- 1.Defining the next-best alternative3:34
- 2.The three universal currencies7:13
- 3.The three dimensions of a negotiation4:07
- 4.The buffer6:23
- 5.Psychological factors of negotiation: reciprocation9:12
- 6.Psychological factors of negotiation: damaging admission3:43
- 7.Barriers to purchase4:59
- 8.Risk reversal6:01
- 9.Reactivation2:45
- 10.Closing thoughts on this session1:39
Disc 7
- 1.Entering the value-delivery process1:46
- 2.The value stream3:42
- 3.The two types of distribution channels6:28
- 4.The expectation effect/The unexpected bonus5:43
- 5.Predictability (uniformity, consistency, and reliability)6:06
- 6.Throughput8:42
- 7.Duplication2:09
- 8.Multiplication1:26
- 9.Building a scalable business4:56
- 10.Accumulation1:47
- 11.Amplification4:12
- 12.Barrier to competition2:45
- 13.A force multiplier4:18
- 14.Systemization6:08
Disc 8
- 1.Watching your business system operate2:34
- 2.Defining finance: profit4:17
- 3.Value capture6:02
- 4.Sufficiency5:20
- 5.The only four ways to increase revenue3:41
- 6.Pricing power2:42
- 7.Lifetime value1:04
- 8.Allowable acquisition cost3:29
- 9.Overhead2:18
- 10.Costs: fixed and variable3:43
- 11.Financial controls5:15
- 12.Incremental degradation5:20