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That was powerful when he said "We only care that you get the job done and if you can do it by only working 6 hours a week then more power to you". That is very appealing to most people.
This is something that made sense to me since I entered the work force. I could never work for an employer who made me do pointless tasks because I was on the clock.
Sounds nice for their branding (which is the reason they say that) but doesn't work like that in real life. The work they give you will require much more of your time so you will end up working hard anyway
😂 it does not work like that! I worked for several big companies. If you can do your tasks in 6 hours, it means you are reliable & good at your job. You will just receive more tasks 😂 But there are always guys who will do the tasks you do in 6 hours in 2 to 3 working days. They will not receive more taks, belive me. You will be the person who will get overworked 🥂 cheers to the effecient employee!!!
I’ve done this throughout my entire mgt career and it depends a lot on being a successful middleman, which many are not. You have to sell executive mgt. on the fact that the goals will be met as promised, and ensure that those goals are easily attainable by your team so they can attain them with a reasonable/minimal amount of work. This applies mostly to knowledge work. That sale is more an art than a science.
Marc spoke to my MBA class and I couldn't believe how real he was. He wasn't trying to cultivate some persona, he was just an entrepreneur with a ton of experience. He was an open book. It was refreshing and inspiring! Thanks Marc!
This has been a masterclass in entrepreneurship!It’s a powerful example of how entrepreneurship involves a blend of vision, adaptability, and strategic decision-making!
Can't believe these valuable pieces of advice are provided for free. As a young entrepreneur in Vietnam, trying to navigate all the challenges of starting a business, I'm deeply grateful for your time and efforts in making all this happen. I've learned a lot from this episode.
This moment of Internet history is great: you get to pick the brains of billionaire entrepreneurs and learn directly from them. This was never possible before.
This guy seems like the perfect boss, gives people freedom to be creative and accountable, flexibility to live life around work, inspire you to develop professionally and just generally understanding. Just ordered his book to learn more. Great podcast.
The real deal boss doesn’t have people working for him/her, they work with him/her as a team. The boss is there to serve them and make them be their best everyday day.
I don't normally comment but watch a lot of DOAC videos. I Wanted to say that some of the topics in other videos seem off track in regard to the podcast's intent, and that this interview was what I originally came to this channel for. The questions were directed towards the highs and lows of the business and did not stray too far off course with unrelated topics. MORE OF THIS PLEASE.
Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future.., I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life!!
Starting early is simply the best way of getting ahead to build wealth , investing remains a priority . I learnt from my last year's experience , I am able to build a suitable life beause I invested early ahead this time .
The rich Invest in alternative income streams that are independent of the government should be the top priority for everyone right now. especially given the global economic crisis we are currently experiencing. Stocks, gold, silver, and virtual currencies are still attractive investments at the moment...
I thought about investing in the real estate market, I heard that people make millions , but I lack good knowledge and a strategy to outperform the market and generate good yields. I have $460,000 but it's hard to bite the bullet and do it. Money is hard to come by
A lot of folks downplay the role of advisors until being burnt by their own emotions. I remember couple summers back, after my lengthy divorce, I needed a good boost to help my business stay afloat, hence I researched for licensed advisors and came across someone of utmost qualifications. She's helped grow my reserve notwithstanding inflation, from $275k to $850k.
Definitely one of the best podcast episodes I’ve ever watched. As a young entrepreneur in Africa, this just super inspired me. Thank you Steve and Marc 🙏🏾
You know we currently have Netflix in our house. I was a massive fan of Blockbusters. Weirdly, I have never heard of Marc Randolph. Absolutely love his authenticity, honesty and candour. Thank you Steve and Marc for another epic episode.
probably one of your best podcasts.somebody said it in the comments above 'this is a good man'. obviously he is very smart,creative,bold,perseverent but what is indeed striking is exactly that the guy is honest,humble,human.we do not appreciate it as much as we should.being a good person.
Hard work doesn't matter. Struggles build an empire, do your best, leave the rest to the universe. Netflix literally proved that. Great interview, great conversation. I appreciate both of you Steven for doing it, and Marc for sharing.
My life and career has nothing to do with entrepreneurship or business BUT, I was glued to every word he said! There was SO much incredible wisdom and inside information about how businesses start and the ups and downs of trying to make them a success. He is a great communicator and a super nice guy! I’m also old enough to remember joining Blockbusters when they first launched… and yes, I HATED the late fees.😂..
This was an amazing episode! Thank you so much team DOAC for bringing Marc on, and thank you Marc for your generosity in sharing your wisdom. This episode came at the perfect time🙏🏽
It is so great to have some real entrepreneur content on this channel again. The lifestyle stuff is cool but for me this is what the show is all about. Titans of industry open up to Steve because he's been on their journey. That's the unique appeal of the Diary of a CEO for me. More please!
Agree! This episode is the literal definition of "Dairy of a CEO", a golden one that learnt and reflected and more importantly, shared openly, not glorified
I watch the podcast everyday, this is my first ever comment. This was a great episode. It's unbelievably valuable. Obviously all the episodes are great, but this one is top notch
@@maxbig9021 Then it's up to you to raise capital and find a network and the market for your product or service. On Internet it's all available to you.
It's quite fascinating that you can learn and relearn so many things through another person's experiences but it takes ages for us to learn certain things from ourselves.
Yes that is correct. Because you see him in a third person view. Most people can't reflect or have a sense of out of their own body experience. Also people are too prideful to ask others how they are perceived. In their conversation he said that he didn't like to be criticised or shown from his colleague in the PowerPoint where he was wrong. It was only when he stepped down for the greater good that he was grateful that he diminished his ego. The same thing happened when he was mentioning his girlfriend in order to transition to becoming his now wife. From my own experience I had a tremendous boost in skill when I was watching myself dancing. I am a bachata salsa dancer/instructor and saw the difference, in mannerisms and behaviour with people in general not only in skill. Therapy also works, talking to people and taking bad and good feedback works, journaling works, meditation works. Manifestation works. 2 books that I 've read that helped me tremendously were Attached (The New Science of Adult Attachment and How It Can Help You Find and Keep Love) and Psycho Cybernetics.
The mainstream advice on making money is overrated. The best thing you can do is invest in your own knowledge. Books are the ultimate learning tool. For instance, The Hidden Truths Of Wealth by Oliver Mercer gave me the foundation to start my first business and separate myself from 90% of people.
Diary of a CEO has always been one of my favorite podcasts because of the content and Steven's questions, but I gotta say, I have definitely noticed in increase in production value. Cinematography and shots lookin super crisp. Great work to the production team!
This was such a good talk - I'd go as far as saying the most inspirational DOAC so far. Marc is such a genuine person - I don't think I have heard such a successful CEO be so humble in everything he said and the way he said it. I had kinda come to believe you need to be of a dominant, even selfish style to succeed as an entrepreneur, but Marc just crush that. You can be successful and nice! Steven - awesome job, you got the very best out of Marc.
One aspect I admire about Netflix's approach to running the company is their understanding of who builds their competitive advantage. They offer top salaries to attract talented engineers and UI/UX designers. Imagine being just a simple streaming platform, they’ve positioned themselves alongside tech giants like Meta, Amazon, Apple, and Google as a gold standard for engineers and ui/ux designers to aspire to work for.
2008 I was living in Denver and saw my first RedBox outside of McDonalds. then my friend showed me Netflix. He loved it because you could get up to 3 DVDs at a time and replace them in 2-3 days if you mailed them back fast enough. He was supper excited about the idea of a new movie each night after work....
The problem with late fees is not even the punishment from the vendor, it's the discomfort of feeling you missed the date, of remembering you have that stuff rented the days you already owe it but have no time. People hate feeling guilt. Even the expectation that you might be late, the necessity to keep track of the time you are renting, people are too busy with other stuff to be bothered. PS Thanks for this great conversation!
What a beautiful, informed and ubiquitous response to the handling of tough conversations (40:46 min) my goodnest, yes! thats what it is, pure and raw empathy, Marketers and Sales people are optimistic in nature, they are always going in expecting a positive outcome. I can now imagine if you had to ask them to deliver bad news,,,, they'd probably design a campaign around it just to prepare a soft landing. Kudos to the presenter for the way he asked the question.
Interesting conversation. What is also interesting to me is that often times I get "this guy is a psychopath" vibes from CEOs, but from what I can from these 2 hours is that this guy sounded like a great, empathethic human.
I was one of Netflix's devoted customers when they mailed dvds. Three at a time meant one was coming in the mail, one was returning in the mail, and one was being watched. I watched a quality movie every night for five years in my comfortable home theater. I quit when they moved to streaming and selection was restricted. I didn't listen to this whole video but another thing that was great was their recommendation engine. It was very good at predicting what movies I'd like instead of just pushing whatever junk they currently had licensed to stream.
I loved how Mark emphasized the importance of humility and being open to feedback. It's so easy to get caught up in our own ideas and lose sight of what customers really want.
Netflix teaches us key business lessons: innovate constantly, prioritize customers, stay agile, make data-driven decisions, invest in quality content, and think globally!
Worth 1000 MBA'S Steve......really thanks a ton for the podcast....you really have an absolutely amazing depth in your voice which makes the other person to reveal thier secrets and your questions are just spot on brother....love from INDIA❤
I think that Marc is such a wise self aware and honest person. He is also humble enough and increadibly mature to listen and understand to allow Reid to be CEO...That takes incredible strenght especially how complimentary he is about Reid. His fighting for balance in life. What a fantastic lesson from a great person...
He says his big regret is that he didn’t think of the idea to do the subscription model before 2 years, but the real beauty of it was that his idea came at the same time that DVDs were really gaining momentum. Would Netflix have survived if they were sending VCR tapes through the mail instead? That is a huge question that I’m not so sure they would have made it work!
They started Netflix when the DVDs started, as a pay per day of rental system, but the no late fees monthly subscription model was started much later. He was referring to that.
“They’re not failures, they’re tests that didn’t work” excellent way of thinking but not if you have all to loose. Great topic, don’t get me started on subscriptions i have only had Netflix 2 yrs hardly watch it 😮
I didn’t hear it that way. I heard that it was the quantity that was the issue. To much empathy leads to not doing what is needed emotionally. It was hindering him not helping. Like a parent that never punished their kids because punishment feels bad. Bad team members must be corrected quickly or let go. If empathy was stoping that process or even slowing it down that’s not good. And the meeting shows this. His partner notice the failure and addressed it no matter how it made them feel. And it was for the better.
@@centurialinc And where has it gotten us as a society? People are more miserable as a whole than ever today. There's more division, we're working longer hours. Standards of living may have increased but I can assure you that happiness and overall well-being has signficantly decreased and the rise of most adults being on multiple forms of medication just to regulate their mood proves it. It's a very sad state of affairs.
@@universesixhit642 That people are more miserable is a flaw of humanity itself. Human life has absolutely never been this good. A thousand years ago, half your siblings would've died before you became an adult. You may easily have died from some random plague, or some random drought. The world has never been very kind. And kinder societies have never expanded very far... Making them meaningless to history. But anyway, one of the bigger problems is that humans judge their own worth and happiness by comparing themselves to others... And these days, you can easily see far too many people who may be doing better than you.
@universesixhit642 That isn't what's being applied today, mass layoffs aren't the proper level of analysis, the problem originated well before the layoffs or the rat maze, why aren't executives incapable of maintaining a healthy pace of hiring that isn't cyclical even when the business is stable, why aren't the failed executives laid off when they make repeated mistakes and allowed to instead gut the company's future eventually ruining it for absolutely everyone, workers, owners and the customers.
that opened my eyes in so many ways. I can't thank you enough. In general, this podcast format gave me so many ideas and helped me develop my personality
These videos are perfect, I’m currently a welder and a veteran and all the information I’m soaking up while letting these play in the back is absolutely priceless … I hope one day I can own or be some sort of ceo or creator
One of my favourite episodes so far. Marc communicated his success and challenges with grace and humility, and I saw something different in Steve’s expression as he was listening too that made me wonder what he was thinking.
What a Masterclass in Startups. The Prototype Modeling and 1st Sale are magic. I've done it using a 3D modeling app and some copywriting on a sales page. That company (1990) ended up with millions in sales and 50 employees. Thanks to this podcast, I'm headed back to that aproach STAT!
to every STAR aspiring entrepreneur looking for a SIGN to start their great journey. THIS IS IT! THE IDEAS IN YOUR HEAD EXIST FOR A REASON. YOU CANNOT ALWAYS BE THE BEST BUT YOU CAN ALWAYS DO YOUR BEST!!! NOW GO GET THEM, SOLDIER!! LOVE AND LIGHT.
This man is such a beautiful human being. This is one of the best episodes ever. It’s a must for any entrepreneur or inspired entrepreneur. Thank you so much! 🔥🔥🔥
This is a masterclass in entrepreneurship and business, period! I recently cam up with a framework to testing and validating ideas super quickly. The framework prevents me from falling in love with the idea until it has been validated. Love this podcast!
He once talked about the book Forbidden Laws of Wealth by Victor Hayes and can’t believe how underrated it is. The insights in this book are game-changing definitely deserves more attention!
You work for 40yrs to have $1m in your retirement, Meanwhile some people are putting just $10k in a meme coin for just few months and now they are multi millionaires. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life
i just want to say that i'm grateful for this channel. to be sitting on my butt at home, listening, watching, gaining wisdom from a successful person living miles way. Thank you as always.
I listened to 'That will never work' many times than any book in my. I am blocking out time for uninterrupted listening for this on. Zambia 🇿🇲 in the house
There are so many great pieces of wisdom in this episode. I need to rewatch it and write them all down. Just the latest one that comes to mind is his analogy of sprinting for the plane or not. Most of the time it’s something about the fundamentals that you got wrong weeks or months ago that lost you a deal.
Investing in alternative income streams that are independent of the government should be the top priority for everyone right now. especially given the global economic crisis we are currently experiencing. Stocks, gold, silver, and virtual currencies are still attractive investments at the moment.
This seems like the worst period.Even the markets are very unpredictable.started investing recently when the market prices were a bit high,today i am more than 60% down
Sometimes realistic factors discourage people from reaching their goals in life. For instance, I've tried investing in the stock market several times but always got discouraged by fluctuations of stock value
I began my investment journey at the age of 38, primarily through hard work and dedication. Now at the age of 40, I am thrilled to share that my passive income exceeded $100k in a single year for the first time. This success reinforces the importance of the advicmonth e mentioned earlier. It is not about achieving quick wealth, but rather ensuring long-term financial prosperity.
He is in a good position, I’d say. If you weren’t a friend of your boss or your skip-level manager, you would be doing a lot of work to free up their friends to do the meaningful tasks.
Nuggets 1. Get many experiences, u'll need them to solve business problems. 2. Generate many ideas 3. Don't do business plans, Test your top ideas cheaply instead. 4. Be brutally honest with yourself 5. Culture is the way senior management treat eachother. That creates a model for the next 10people and the next 100 and the next 1000. 6. Life work balance is possible. Its a choice Dad's advice 1. Do 10% more than what's asked of you 2. You can be successful and be a decent guy 3. Don't argue on what you don't have facts for. 4. The only sometimes is thru.
Wow, such a fascinating story. Really enjoyed hearing about the whole history, he's a great storyteller. I remember the Netflix envelopes coming in the mail back in the 90s. It was a game changer back then. Just drop the envelope in the mail, postage already on there.
This is one of the best episodes ever! Thanks for bringing in such a great guest and asking lots of excellent questions. I now want to know more about Marc.
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@@TheDiaryOfACEO We also won and hope so much to have a chance to talk with you, it would be our greatest moment! Thank you for doing this!
Wish I could win been subscribed for a while now
Hi @TheDiaryOfACEO this appears to be an interesting interview thank you 🙏
15 Million to purchase the pedo company? WOW!
That was powerful when he said "We only care that you get the job done and if you can do it by only working 6 hours a week then more power to you". That is very appealing to most people.
This is something that made sense to me since I entered the work force. I could never work for an employer who made me do pointless tasks because I was on the clock.
Sounds nice for their branding (which is the reason they say that) but doesn't work like that in real life. The work they give you will require much more of your time so you will end up working hard anyway
😂 it does not work like that! I worked for several big companies. If you can do your tasks in 6 hours, it means you are reliable & good at your job. You will just receive more tasks 😂 But there are always guys who will do the tasks you do in 6 hours in 2 to 3 working days. They will not receive more taks, belive me. You will be the person who will get overworked 🥂 cheers to the effecient employee!!!
I’ve done this throughout my entire mgt career and it depends a lot on being a successful middleman, which many are not. You have to sell executive mgt. on the fact that the goals will be met as promised, and ensure that those goals are easily attainable by your team so they can attain them with a reasonable/minimal amount of work. This applies mostly to knowledge work.
That sale is more an art than a science.
This is ridiculous. The tasks necessary to keep a business running are never ending. Everyone who’s held a job for any length of time knows this.
Marc spoke to my MBA class and I couldn't believe how real he was. He wasn't trying to cultivate some persona, he was just an entrepreneur with a ton of experience. He was an open book. It was refreshing and inspiring! Thanks Marc!
Sounds like he really left his Marc on you!
This has been a masterclass in entrepreneurship!It’s a powerful example of how entrepreneurship involves a blend of vision, adaptability, and strategic decision-making!
And living off of hard work of others while claiming that you didn't put in any! Nice.
Can't believe these valuable pieces of advice are provided for free. As a young entrepreneur in Vietnam, trying to navigate all the challenges of starting a business, I'm deeply grateful for your time and efforts in making all this happen. I've learned a lot from this episode.
This moment of Internet history is great: you get to pick the brains of billionaire entrepreneurs and learn directly from them. This was never possible before.
❤great knowledge
This guy seems like the perfect boss, gives people freedom to be creative and accountable, flexibility to live life around work, inspire you to develop professionally and just generally understanding. Just ordered his book to learn more. Great podcast.
Check out: Yvon Chouinard - "Let My People Go Surfing" 2006
- Flextime scheduling
The real deal boss doesn’t have people working for him/her, they work with him/her as a team.
The boss is there to serve them and make them be their best everyday day.
@@sogcezar aka Communism, or at least what some think it may be ...
So perfect that if you extrapolate your theory above that he will be happy to pay you for simply being ... you.
@@cy-villian Funny how this is associated with communism, a regime that when put on action ends with dictators leading the country xD
I don't normally comment but watch a lot of DOAC videos. I Wanted to say that some of the topics in other videos seem off track in regard to the podcast's intent, and that this interview was what I originally came to this channel for. The questions were directed towards the highs and lows of the business and did not stray too far off course with unrelated topics. MORE OF THIS PLEASE.
And I am a subscriber precisely for the "unrelated topics" that go "off track" so you can't please everybody
"Building wealth is like climbing a mountain; investing is the steady ascent, retirement is the summit."
Great analogy! Climbing toward retirement takes effort, but the financial freedom at the top is worth it.
Great point, With my adviser’s help, I’ve climbed the financial ladder, making informed decisions that support my retirement goals.
Great insight! I'd love to meet a financial adviser who can help me climb the financial ladder effectively.
My CFA NICOLE ANASTASIA PLUMLEE a renowned figure in her line of work. I recommend researching her credentials further.
Thank you for this amazing tip. I just looked the name up and wrote her.
51:35 "I stopped searching for a way to do it that doesn't hurt". What a profound statement.
YUPPPP!!!🔥🔥🔥🤬💪🏾
@@jcc8206the end is nigh
Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future.., I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life!!
Starting early is simply the best way of getting ahead to build wealth , investing remains a priority . I learnt from my last year's experience , I am able to build a suitable life beause I invested early ahead this time .
The rich Invest in alternative income streams that are independent of the government should be the top priority for everyone right now. especially given the global economic crisis we are currently experiencing. Stocks, gold, silver, and virtual currencies are still attractive investments at the moment...
I thought about investing in the real estate market, I heard that people make millions , but I lack good knowledge and a strategy to outperform the market and generate good yields. I have $460,000 but it's hard to bite the bullet and do it. Money is hard to come by
A lot of folks downplay the role of advisors until being burnt by their own emotions. I remember couple summers back, after my lengthy divorce, I needed a good boost to help my business stay afloat, hence I researched for licensed advisors and came across someone of utmost qualifications. She's helped grow my reserve notwithstanding inflation, from $275k to $850k.
Fantastic! Can you share more details?
Definitely one of the best podcast episodes I’ve ever watched. As a young entrepreneur in Africa, this just super inspired me. Thank you Steve and Marc 🙏🏾
stop wasting your time here and get to work. It´s the best advice you will get
Thanks for this wonderful opportunity I got through your channel and I love and appreciate your words of encouragement.
You will miss a lot of good opportunities to make money online if you don’t have money.
As a new beginner you surely need a professional to assist you through this processes.
How can I reach her ?
This is her WA. Line..👇👇
🇺🇸+1
You know we currently have Netflix in our house. I was a massive fan of Blockbusters. Weirdly, I have never heard of Marc Randolph. Absolutely love his authenticity, honesty and candour. Thank you Steve and Marc for another epic episode.
One of the best entrepreneur interviews ive seen. Man is a founder through and through.
probably one of your best podcasts.somebody said it in the comments above 'this is a good man'.
obviously he is very smart,creative,bold,perseverent but what is indeed striking is exactly that the guy is honest,humble,human.we do not appreciate it as much as we should.being a good person.
He has a gentle strength and business acumen that I wholeheartedly applaud in this day and age. Marc is so authentic, humble and honest!
Marc comes across as a very modest, reflected and honest person. I also learned a lot from the episode.
Hard work doesn't matter. Struggles build an empire, do your best, leave the rest to the universe. Netflix literally proved that. Great interview, great conversation. I appreciate both of you Steven for doing it, and Marc for sharing.
Netflix proved what?
My life and career has nothing to do with entrepreneurship or business BUT, I was glued to every word he said! There was SO much incredible wisdom and inside information about how businesses start and the ups and downs of trying to make them a success. He is a great communicator and a super nice guy!
I’m also old enough to remember joining Blockbusters when they first launched… and yes, I HATED the late fees.😂..
He sure is and real nice of him to invest in Meghan Markle and Prince Harry
And the fees if you didn’t rewind! “Be kind, rewind”
He's an amazing story teller I could listen to him talk all day, so enthusiastic and engaging! Great guest with great stories 👏
Wow, I don't have words for this powerful interview. This man was reduced in status yet he looks introspectively, powerful a man.
I love the total honesty of this content and channel- always a very good watch . Mark comes across as someone I’d enjoy watching for
I have an MBA and I hope Business Schools use your podcasts for teachings. You provide the best free education through dialogue exchange. Thank you.
Marc Randolph is such an amazing storyteller. His book 'That Will Never Work' is definitely one of the best things I have ever read!
An idea is just an idea until you put it into action. The best lesson from this pod.
He and Reed Hasting (other founder), who I’ve met, are decent human beings and have loads of integrity. Love these interviews.
This was an amazing episode! Thank you so much team DOAC for bringing Marc on, and thank you Marc for your generosity in sharing your wisdom. This episode came at the perfect time🙏🏽
It is so great to have some real entrepreneur content on this channel again. The lifestyle stuff is cool but for me this is what the show is all about. Titans of industry open up to Steve because he's been on their journey. That's the unique appeal of the Diary of a CEO for me. More please!
Agree! This episode is the literal definition of "Dairy of a CEO", a golden one that learnt and reflected and more importantly, shared openly, not glorified
I like these ceo interviews better than the health ones that are already everywhere.
I watch the podcast everyday, this is my first ever comment. This was a great episode. It's unbelievably valuable. Obviously all the episodes are great, but this one is top notch
I think I learned more about how to be an entrepreneur from this talk than in my two year business studies course!
I've listened to 10,000 of these same interviews about business, but without money and without an environment it's impossible to do anything.
Best thing about TH-cam!
What did you learn?
That's a low bar - mba doesn't seem to teach the fundamental mindset.
@@maxbig9021 Then it's up to you to raise capital and find a network and the market for your product or service. On Internet it's all available to you.
It's quite fascinating that you can learn and relearn so many things through another person's experiences but it takes ages for us to learn certain things from ourselves.
Yes that is correct. Because you see him in a third person view. Most people can't reflect or have a sense of out of their own body experience. Also people are too prideful to ask others how they are perceived. In their conversation he said that he didn't like to be criticised or shown from his colleague in the PowerPoint where he was wrong. It was only when he stepped down for the greater good that he was grateful that he diminished his ego. The same thing happened when he was mentioning his girlfriend in order to transition to becoming his now wife.
From my own experience I had a tremendous boost in skill when I was watching myself dancing. I am a bachata salsa dancer/instructor and saw the difference, in mannerisms and behaviour with people in general not only in skill. Therapy also works, talking to people and taking bad and good feedback works, journaling works, meditation works. Manifestation works. 2 books that I 've read that helped me tremendously were Attached (The New Science of Adult Attachment and How It Can Help You Find and Keep Love) and Psycho Cybernetics.
The mainstream advice on making money is overrated. The best thing you can do is invest in your own knowledge. Books are the ultimate learning tool. For instance, The Hidden Truths Of Wealth by Oliver Mercer gave me the foundation to start my first business and separate myself from 90% of people.
Can I ask what is your need to separate yourself from 90% of people?
Because he did not brush his teeth and shower. He will be back.
Tai lopez told us all this when he showed us his lambo in his garage but made it about the bookshelf behind him.
@ 1:40:40 "If success is nothing else it's the ability to be able to do the kind of things you want to spend your time doing" Love that quote!
Bizarrely I read your comment at the exact moment he said this... Must be profound
What if i don’t wanna be here
Diary of a CEO has always been one of my favorite podcasts because of the content and Steven's questions, but I gotta say, I have definitely noticed in increase in production value. Cinematography and shots lookin super crisp. Great work to the production team!
This was such a good talk - I'd go as far as saying the most inspirational DOAC so far. Marc is such a genuine person - I don't think I have heard such a successful CEO be so humble in everything he said and the way he said it. I had kinda come to believe you need to be of a dominant, even selfish style to succeed as an entrepreneur, but Marc just crush that. You can be successful and nice! Steven - awesome job, you got the very best out of Marc.
One aspect I admire about Netflix's approach to running the company is their understanding of who builds their competitive advantage. They offer top salaries to attract talented engineers and UI/UX designers.
Imagine being just a simple streaming platform, they’ve positioned themselves alongside tech giants like Meta, Amazon, Apple, and Google as a gold standard for engineers and ui/ux designers to aspire to work for.
2008 I was living in Denver and saw my first RedBox outside of McDonalds. then my friend showed me Netflix. He loved it because you could get up to 3 DVDs at a time and replace them in 2-3 days if you mailed them back fast enough. He was supper excited about the idea of a new movie each night after work....
The problem with late fees is not even the punishment from the vendor, it's the discomfort of feeling you missed the date, of remembering you have that stuff rented the days you already owe it but have no time. People hate feeling guilt. Even the expectation that you might be late, the necessity to keep track of the time you are renting, people are too busy with other stuff to be bothered.
PS Thanks for this great conversation!
What a beautiful, informed and ubiquitous response to the handling of tough conversations (40:46 min) my goodnest, yes! thats what it is, pure and raw empathy, Marketers and Sales people are optimistic in nature, they are always going in expecting a positive outcome. I can now imagine if you had to ask them to deliver bad news,,,, they'd probably design a campaign around it just to prepare a soft landing. Kudos to the presenter for the way he asked the question.
Dude do you even know what ubiquitous means?
Steve you just blew my mind with this podcast. So many real-time takeaways. Speechless.
Interesting conversation. What is also interesting to me is that often times I get "this guy is a psychopath" vibes from CEOs, but from what I can from these 2 hours is that this guy sounded like a great, empathethic human.
This is simultaneously one of the most entertaining and insightful podcasts I've ever listened to.
The Diary Of A CEO, I cant stop watching your videos!
I was one of Netflix's devoted customers when they mailed dvds. Three at a time meant one was coming in the mail, one was returning in the mail, and one was being watched. I watched a quality movie every night for five years in my comfortable home theater. I quit when they moved to streaming and selection was restricted.
I didn't listen to this whole video but another thing that was great was their recommendation engine. It was very good at predicting what movies I'd like instead of just pushing whatever junk they currently had licensed to stream.
Steve is such a good listener that makes other person beside him talk his heart out
I loved how Mark emphasized the importance of humility and being open to feedback. It's so easy to get caught up in our own ideas and lose sight of what customers really want.
That’s not how you spell his name
Oh wow today you interview the man who turned me into a netflix queen those days. . It's wonderfull to hear this soft spoken voice. Bless his heart.
I honestly believe that this man was the true hero of Netflix because we had the ability to be humble, objective in his decisions and learner of life!
Mark is a man I always wish to talk to face to face. He cares to everyone who works for him. A real humble man!
Netflix teaches us key business lessons: innovate constantly, prioritize customers, stay agile, make data-driven decisions, invest in quality content, and think globally!
They didn't keep customers in mind. I got rid of my Netflix account 🤌
Prioritize customers is such a meat riding quote. That is almost the last thing they do.
I don't think 3 different confusing sub tiers & randomly axing shows is "prioritizing customers"
And don't go woke or you go broke
Most of their content has been woke trash and they've been bleeding customers for a while now.
The amount of value provided by Marc Randolph in this chat is incredible!
Worth 1000 MBA'S Steve......really thanks a ton for the podcast....you really have an absolutely amazing depth in your voice which makes the other person to reveal thier secrets and your questions are just spot on brother....love from INDIA❤
I think that Marc is such a wise self aware and honest person. He is also humble enough and increadibly mature to listen and understand to allow Reid to be CEO...That takes incredible strenght especially how complimentary he is about Reid. His fighting for balance in life. What a fantastic lesson from a great person...
He says his big regret is that he didn’t think of the idea to do the subscription model before 2 years, but the real beauty of it was that his idea came at the same time that DVDs were really gaining momentum. Would Netflix have survived if they were sending VCR tapes through the mail instead? That is a huge question that I’m not so sure they would have made it work!
It didn’t work. He answered your question here 13:38
They started Netflix when the DVDs started, as a pay per day of rental system, but the no late fees monthly subscription model was started much later. He was referring to that.
“They’re not failures, they’re tests that didn’t work” excellent way of thinking but not if you have all to loose. Great topic, don’t get me started on subscriptions i have only had Netflix 2 yrs hardly watch it 😮
Love his interview. It is very understandable to the general public and it’s not corporate speak all the way through . What a story!
This channel is one of my favorites and I find myself listening to the entire talk. Thanks for your contributions and insights!
Very sad that in today's world that being empathatic in business is seen as a weakness.
The world needs a lot more of it.
I didn’t hear it that way. I heard that it was the quantity that was the issue. To much empathy leads to not doing what is needed emotionally. It was hindering him not helping. Like a parent that never punished their kids because punishment feels bad. Bad team members must be corrected quickly or let go. If empathy was stoping that process or even slowing it down that’s not good. And the meeting shows this. His partner notice the failure and addressed it no matter how it made them feel. And it was for the better.
@@centurialinc And where has it gotten us as a society?
People are more miserable as a whole than ever today.
There's more division, we're working longer hours.
Standards of living may have increased but I can assure you that happiness and overall well-being has signficantly decreased and the rise of most adults being on multiple forms of medication just to regulate their mood proves it.
It's a very sad state of affairs.
@@universesixhit642then do something about it?
@@universesixhit642 That people are more miserable is a flaw of humanity itself.
Human life has absolutely never been this good.
A thousand years ago, half your siblings would've died before you became an adult. You may easily have died from some random plague, or some random drought.
The world has never been very kind. And kinder societies have never expanded very far... Making them meaningless to history.
But anyway, one of the bigger problems is that humans judge their own worth and happiness by comparing themselves to others... And these days, you can easily see far too many people who may be doing better than you.
@universesixhit642 That isn't what's being applied today, mass layoffs aren't the proper level of analysis, the problem originated well before the layoffs or the rat maze, why aren't executives incapable of maintaining a healthy pace of hiring that isn't cyclical even when the business is stable, why aren't the failed executives laid off when they make repeated mistakes and allowed to instead gut the company's future eventually ruining it for absolutely everyone, workers, owners and the customers.
What an incredible eye opening podcast which fully unravels a startup founder, former CEO and a seasoned entrepreneur. Brilliant 🤩
that opened my eyes in so many ways. I can't thank you enough. In general, this podcast format gave me so many ideas and helped me develop my personality
These videos are perfect, I’m currently a welder and a veteran and all the information I’m soaking up while letting these play in the back is absolutely priceless … I hope one day I can own or be some sort of ceo or creator
This guest was just lovely, smart, thoughtful and insightful!! I really enjoyed listening to this interview!!
I love this channel so much! Thank you for all your podcasts! You are the best! ❤
Love this - "We only care that you get the job done and if you can do it by only working 6 hours a week then more power to you"
Unless you are MM or Prince Harry.
One of my favourite episodes so far. Marc communicated his success and challenges with grace and humility, and I saw something different in Steve’s expression as he was listening too that made me wonder what he was thinking.
This guy seems like such a good person. Has the same smile and happiness my grandfather had talking.
What a Masterclass in Startups. The Prototype Modeling and 1st Sale are magic. I've done it using a 3D modeling app and some copywriting on a sales page. That company (1990) ended up with millions in sales and 50 employees. Thanks to this podcast, I'm headed back to that aproach STAT!
to every STAR aspiring entrepreneur looking for a SIGN to start their great journey. THIS IS IT! THE IDEAS IN YOUR HEAD EXIST FOR A REASON. YOU CANNOT ALWAYS BE THE BEST BUT YOU CAN ALWAYS DO YOUR BEST!!! NOW GO GET THEM, SOLDIER!! LOVE AND LIGHT.
So glad to see an interview with an amazing business person ❤️ I know there have been a lot of health focused episodes, but I love these ones the most
More guests like Marc please.
One of the most sincere, inspirational and uplifting podcast that I've heard in 2024. Definitely buying the book. Thank you 🎉
Of the many incredible and informative DOAC interviews I've watched, this is, without a doubt, one of my favorites! Thank you!!
❤😂 lol 😮😅
Marc Randolph’s wisdom and experience has revolutionized both my business and personal life. Everyone needs to watch this episode…and take notes.
What a lovely person, a truly good human with an amazing work ethic and you know without a doubt he has an amazing wife.
This guest presents himself so well & so accurately its crazy. No wonder he made it work
This is the best crash course in Entrepreneurship I’ve ever watched. There is so much gold in this….
This man is such a beautiful human being. This is one of the best episodes ever. It’s a must for any entrepreneur or inspired entrepreneur. Thank you so much! 🔥🔥🔥
You did it again Steven, really good episode. Loved it!
Steven doesn’t exist.
This is a masterclass in entrepreneurship and business, period!
I recently cam up with a framework to testing and validating ideas super quickly. The framework prevents me from falling in love with the idea until it has been validated.
Love this podcast!
He once talked about the book Forbidden Laws of Wealth by Victor Hayes and can’t believe how underrated it is. The insights in this book are game-changing definitely deserves more attention!
I got it, truly a good book
I heard about that
@@meditim2032 it's you again. I see you've found a new genre to try and scam.
Warning, don't Google this book. This is a scammer.
This guy has hundreds of bot accounts to like his own comments, its a scam people, dont fall for it.
best CEO ever， amazing ability for deep and fundamental thinking.
You work for 40yrs to have $1m in your retirement, Meanwhile some people are putting just $10k in a meme coin for just few months and now they are multi millionaires. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life
The very first time we tried, we invested $2500, and after a week, we received $19,750.
That really helped us a lot to pay up our bills
Started with $5,000 and Withdrew profits
$89,000
Alright thanks for the recommendation, but how do I reach her?
Sure! She interacts on what's Apk using the digit below👍👍
+1520
Perfect start to the morning. Super inspiring!
your channel looks interesting. you’re also very beautiful. I like the one about changing your voice; something i’ve been interested
in. good luck
@@Mr_Boifriend ty!!
One of the best pieces of advice "a company culture must be driven by example".
Engrossed from the moment he opened his mouth. Awesome guest.
he's an incredible storyteller
i just want to say that i'm grateful for this channel. to be sitting on my butt at home, listening, watching, gaining wisdom from a successful person living miles way. Thank you as always.
I listened to 'That will never work' many times than any book in my. I am blocking out time for uninterrupted listening for this on.
Zambia 🇿🇲 in the house
He offered a lot of fresh perspectives of not only being a CEO but having the ability to look inwards and receive feedback.
it's always inspiring watching your podcast Steve from 🇪🇹 Ethiopia
The space Steve gives his speakers to speak is astounding.
My organisation is about to go broke. This podcast has given me hope.
Are you broke now?
There are so many great pieces of wisdom in this episode. I need to rewatch it and write them all down.
Just the latest one that comes to mind is his analogy of sprinting for the plane or not. Most of the time it’s something about the fundamentals that you got wrong weeks or months ago that lost you a deal.
Investing in alternative income streams that are independent of the government should be the top priority for everyone right now. especially given the global economic crisis we are currently experiencing. Stocks, gold, silver, and virtual currencies are still attractive investments at the moment.
This seems like the worst period.Even the markets are very unpredictable.started investing recently when the market prices were a bit high,today i am more than 60% down
Sometimes realistic factors discourage people from reaching their goals in life. For instance, I've tried investing in the stock market several times but always got discouraged by fluctuations of stock value
I began my investment journey at the age of 38, primarily through hard work and dedication. Now at the age of 40, I am thrilled to share that my passive income exceeded $100k in a single year for the first time. This success reinforces the importance of the advicmonth e mentioned earlier. It is not about achieving quick wealth, but rather ensuring long-term financial prosperity.
Fantastic! Can you share more details?
was guided tho..Julia Hope Marble. walked me through the ropes majestically i'ts my ultimate pleasure.
One of the best interviews at DOAC! Thank you! It sounds like the company was definitely built on hard work!
He is in a good position, I’d say. If you weren’t a friend of your boss or your skip-level manager, you would be doing a lot of work to free up their friends to do the meaningful tasks.
Nuggets
1. Get many experiences, u'll need them to solve business problems.
2. Generate many ideas
3. Don't do business plans, Test your top ideas cheaply instead.
4. Be brutally honest with yourself
5. Culture is the way senior management treat eachother. That creates a model for the next 10people and the next 100 and the next 1000.
6. Life work balance is possible. Its a choice
Dad's advice
1. Do 10% more than what's asked of you
2. You can be successful and be a decent guy
3. Don't argue on what you don't have facts for.
4. The only sometimes is thru.
Wow, such a fascinating story. Really enjoyed hearing about the whole history, he's a great storyteller. I remember the Netflix envelopes coming in the mail back in the 90s. It was a game changer back then. Just drop the envelope in the mail, postage already on there.
This is one of the best episodes ever! Thanks for bringing in such a great guest and asking lots of excellent questions. I now want to know more about Marc.
Best podcast channel ever!!