Chase Koch on Principles, Music, and Overcoming Entropy
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Enhanced with helpful links, visit conversationswither.com. Hello, everyone, and welcome back to Conversations with Tyler. Today I'm chatting with Chase Coke. He is the lead guitarist of a band known as Tulat He plays major roles in coke disruptive technologies, but
And the foundation stand together. And he and his father Charles Koch have a new book out, which I was happy to blurb. It is called Becoming a Principle Driven Leader subtitled Forty One Principles to Build an Enduring Business. Thanks for having me on, Tyler. It's an honor. Now early on in the book, you tell a story o of you being pen and your father lecturing you about Hayek, Maslow. Schimpeter, Aristotle, and others. You've absorbed a lot of those lectures, but what was it from those lectures that did not stick with you?
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