PinnedLarry Kaul·Nov 9, 2023Here’s what I learned from Bob Proctor about entrepreneurs.Bob Proctor, one of the world’s most successful coaches, taught how to succeed approaches based on Napoleon Hill’s ideas that worked.A response icon1A response icon1
Larry Kaul·Jun 6, 2025The Myth of Marketing and the Legend of Dan KennedyDan Kennedy told the truth. And then he built a business teaching you how to avoid it.
Larry Kaul·Jan 31, 2025How I learned from Rick Rubin and Mark Benioff to go for broke to win.Pushing destiny requires slight of hand. It can’t be forced, but it can take an assist at a critical moment to shift momentum from one side…
Larry Kaul·Jan 27, 2025How Liberating Structures supports my preference for chaos and change.From an early age I’ve hated rules, structure, and form. Rather than directions, lesson plans, and how-to methods show me the door.
Larry Kaul·Jan 15, 2025The attacks of what I call the technology bots began back in the early 90s as I figured out how to…
Larry Kaul·Jan 15, 2025What I learned from Barack Obama and Donald Trump about winning.Ronald and Nancy showed up in DC with a bang. My belief system didn’t allow me to listen. The world flooded that direction. I went the…
Larry Kaul·Jan 7, 2025What the death of Arby’s on Sunset Boulevard tells us about the future.Nail goes in coffin. The Arby’s on Sunset Boulevard in LA shut down prompting an outpouring of emotion from writers who worked there.
Larry Kaul·Dec 20, 2024What the Medici Family taught me about funding innovation and change.The family saga inspires movies, books, and scholars. It’s a long drama about power, division, and innovation. The Medici delivered on a…
Larry Kaul·Dec 20, 2024Why Innovation isn’t funded by Benchmark or Andreessen Horowitz.Echo chambers don’t product innovation. They circle around the same idea. Those who run the show decide what’s real based on outcomes.
Larry Kaul·Dec 13, 2024What the I Ching taught me about success as an entrepreneur in actionWhen I started to study Tai Chi over thirty years ago the conflict was between knowing what I wanted and feeling the need to ignore that.
