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Thinking with Sam Harrelson

Thinking with Sam Harrelson

Written by: Sam Harrelson
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 Thinking with Sam Harrelson approaches various topics that deal with the intersection of business, marketing, technology, science, history, and culture.© 2022 Sam Harrelson Economics Marketing Marketing & Sales Social Sciences
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  • Episode 169: Dave Maxfield

    Episode 169: Dave Maxfield
    Jan 6 2021
    Sam is joined by Dave Maxfield, a consumer protection attorney in Columbia, SC to discuss how he applies lessons from other businesses to his own law firm. The discuss revenue, average unit values, throughput rates, cycle time, the concept of the block, Trello, and productivity. This is a fascinating discussion of how to do business better! Topics Discussed: Thinking Differently About Revenue How to Structure Getting Paid in a New Way Developing Your Own Formula for Understanding Profit Average Unit Values of Production Throughput Rate Cycle Time (Where We Get Killed) Why Do Things Get Blocked? A Lot of Things Get Caught at the End
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    45 mins
  • Episode 168: Matthew Klippenstein

    Episode 168: Matthew Klippenstein
    Jan 5 2021
    Matthew Klippenstein is an Engineer écrivain (technical writing, not PR) in the electric vehicle and clean energy space from British Columbia. Sam discusses demographics, religiosity in pandemics, the boom in clean energy, and the concept of ClimateTech with Matthew this week. Special Guest: Matthew Klippenstein.
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    59 mins
  • Episode 167: Thomas Whitley

    Episode 167: Thomas Whitley
    Dec 16 2020
    Thomas Whitley is the Chief of Staff for Mayor John Dailey's office in Tallahassee, Florida. In this episode, we discuss what Tallahassee is doing to help citizens and small businesses deal with the economic impacts of Covid as well as marketing efforts that the Mayor's Office is undertaking to get the word out about those efforts.
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    35 mins
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