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Josh Kaufman: The Shocking Link Between MBA & Career Success! The Easy Hack To Making Money Whilst You Sleep!

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So every business from the smallest startup to the largest corporation in the world has five fundamental parts. If you want to create a business or interviewing for your first job, or interviewing for your first big promotion, understanding this Is a superpower. It's so exciting and fun. Josh Kaufman, the world famous business expert, entrepreneur, and best selling author, renowned for his practical approach to mastering business productivity and rapid skill acquisition. This is the foundation of every business plan that has or ever will exist. So step one is value creation. Find those important unmet needs and then focus on meeting those. Is this enough of a problem for you to pay money to solve it? How do you find out if there's a big enough market for your idea? the easiest best thing to do is just Step two then marketing. And humans have five drives. The drive to acquire, to bond, to learn, to Just defend.

And the more drives that you hook into, the more attractive the business offer is going to be. The third part of every business is the fourth part is particularly important, which is and the fifth part is what a lot of people struggle with. But I'm here to help you. So the fifth part is Josh, the narrative out on the market is that you have to do ten thousand hours to learn anything. You're telling me it's actually twenty hours is the key. Yes, or forty minutes a day for about a month. So how do I do that then? The best way to approach this is to start with That's the secret. Uh Josh.

Why? Why Why did you write a book called The Personal MBA? It's a world class business book that sold almost a million copies so far. It's a real iconic book in the category, but why? Why did you feel compelled to write that book? Because I can tell by the thickness of it, it took you a long time. So there must have been some sort of personal motivation that was pretty strong. To write that book.

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