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著者： Joe Polish of Genius Network and Dan Sullivan of Strategic Coach
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  • Yesterday Creates Tomorrow, The Invention of Zero, and how AI is Rewiring the Entrepreneurial Brain: 10x Live with Joe Polish, Dan Sullivan, and Special Guests - 10xTalk Episode #248

    Yesterday Creates Tomorrow, The Invention of Zero, and how AI is Rewiring the Entrepreneurial Brain: 10x Live with Joe Polish, Dan Sullivan, and Special Guests - 10xTalk Episode #248
    2026/07/09
    Dan Sullivan and Joe Polish go live in front of a live audience in the Zoom room for this 10x Talk, joined by Babs Smith and Dean Jackson and hosted by Paul Colligan. Dan compares AI to the invention of zero, a cognitive shift that took Europe roughly 300 years to absorb, and reveals the daily scoring system he has run for 217 straight days. Joe explains why the $2 million marketing archive sitting in his rented house has generated over $3 billion in tracked sales, and why no version of AI will ever replace a hug. Here's what you're about to discover in this conversation: Why Dan Sullivan says AI is the biggest cognitive disruption since the invention of zero, and how a concept dreamed up by philosophers in India took 300 years to reach Europe once it did.The $2 million marketing archive sitting inside Joe Polish's rented house, why it looks like hoarding from the outside, and how it has generated over $3 billion in tracked sales for his Members and Clients.Why Dan has scored every single day for 217 days straight on a scale of 1, 5, and 10, and what his highest day (250 points) actually looked like hour by hour.The direct mail letter Joe wrote for Bill Phillips back in 1998 that got reposted on Facebook decades later and pulled in $20,000 in sales in under an hour.Dr. Ned Hallowell's "right difficult" framework, and why finding yours might matter more than any AI tool on this list. If you'd like to join world-renowned Entrepreneurs at the next Genius Network® Event, apply today for your invitation to attend at geniusnetwork.com. Show Notes: AI as a Cognitive Disruption: The Invention of Zero Dan compares AI's arrival to the introduction of zero into mathematics, invented in India but not adopted in Europe until around 1200 AD, once Arab traders carried it west. Once zero arrived, it made double-entry bookkeeping possible and let European commerce and science take off. Dan's takeaway: it took 300 years for zero to become widely accepted, and nobody actually knows how fast AI adoption will play out. "It's all guesses and bets." The $2 Million Swipe File Living in a Rented House Joe describes the marketing library and swipe file he has collected over decades, roughly $2 million in courses, books, and direct mail archives housed in a rented property.Properly organized and applied, that archive has generated over $3 billion in tracked sales for Joe's Members and Clients.He compares it to a goldmine that, until AI came along, was nearly impossible to organize and distribute at scale. Digitizing Decades of Marketing History Joe used Claude to convert old Flip Video files from the early 2000s that would not open in QuickTime.He interviewed Mark Rukavina of iMemories, a media digitization company later sold to Ancestry.com, about digitizing consumer photos, film, and tape at scale.How a 1998 direct mail letter Joe wrote for Bill Phillips (Body For Life) generated $20,000 in sales in under an hour on Facebook. The Ocean Metaphor: You Cannot Get to All the Water Dan's analogy: you step out of the ocean, someone asks how the water was, and you realize you only touched a fraction of it.AI opportunity works the same way. It is vast, and no one will ever capture all of it.The real skill now is deciding which part of the water actually matters to you, instead of chasing every possible use case. Working Wiser: Quarterly Books and Claude 4.6 Dan has written a new small book every quarter since he started at age 70. This conversation covers book number 47.Structuring a book idea used to take about three weeks. With AI, the same process now takes about three hours.He started with Perplexity, then switched to Claude 4.6 for the quality of language it produces. The Hospitality Business: Humans for Hugs, AI for Thinking Joe's operating philosophy for Genius Network: let AI absorb everything that can be done with AI, finance, marketing, and calculations, so the Team is freed up to do only what humans can do."Until I can figure out how to have AI give somebody a hug, I want a human that's actually caring to give somebody a hug." Handwritten Thank You Cards and the Return to Real Connection At recent Genius Network meetings, Members were asked to hand-write three thank you cards, no AI, and mail them from a mailbox outside the office.One Member in his mid-30s did not know how to address an envelope.Joe's point: as AI-generated content becomes ubiquitous, genuine human touch points become an unfair advantage. Yesterday Creates Tomorrow: The 217 Day Scoring System Dan's daily practice: score every activity 1, 5, or 10 points, built around one morning question. What can I do today so that tomorrow, looking back, this was a great yesterday?He has done this 217 days straight. His highest day scored 250 points.He credits it with reduced anxiety about the future and a near total elimination of what he describes as ADD-like scattering, chasing 20 imagined future outcomes that compete for today's attention.The idea anchors his ...
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    1 時間 7 分
  • The Greater Game: Your 100x Blueprint for Exponential Growth, Freedom, and Legacy With Joe Polish, Dan Sullivan, and John Bowen - 10xTalk Episode #247

    The Greater Game: Your 100x Blueprint for Exponential Growth, Freedom, and Legacy With Joe Polish, Dan Sullivan, and John Bowen - 10xTalk Episode #247
    2026/06/05
    Joe Polish sits down with Strategic Coach Founder Dan Sullivan and The CEO of CEG Worldwide John Bowen to explore the research-backed framework behind their new book, The Greater Game — a 100x blueprint that reveals why only 5.4% of Entrepreneurs are playing a completely different game than everyone else. Together they unpack the shift from Founder-dependent businesses to scalable ecosystems, the finite-vs-infinite game divide, and why AI is less a technological revolution and more a cognitive one. Here's a glance at what you'll discover in this episode: The number that reveals whether you're winning or losing the only game that matters... and why 94.6% of Entrepreneurs are optimizing a game that's already coming to an end (you've probably already done 10x without calling it that — what you do next is the whole point)Dan Sullivan's quiet observation after 52 years and 7,000+ Entrepreneurs... the exact moment a successful person stops growing isn't failure — it's something far more seductive, and almost no one catches it in themselves (the first exercise he runs at Strategic Coach is designed to show you you've already crossed the line once)Joe typed a question into AI and got back the most brutal case study in modern business history... Blockbuster, Kodak, Borders, Toys "R" Us — and the one invisible shift every company on that list missed before it was too late (this isn't a technology story — it's a thinking story)Why John Bowen started three new companies on his 70th birthday... and the dashboard he and Dan built for roughly $2,000 that a top vendor quoted them $50,000 a year to provide (his tech team called after the first meeting and said "we'll just build it and give it to you tomorrow")The four-hour version of something that used to take Dan Sullivan four weeks... and what it reveals about the only AI upgrade that actually changes your trajectory (this isn't about using AI more — it's about using it in the right direction entirely)What Joe Polish teaches Genius Youth Members that no business school has ever covered... and why writing handwritten postcards in an age of AI might be the single highest-leverage thing you do this week (the killer app of 2026 is not what anyone is selling you) If you'd like to join world-renowned Entrepreneurs at the next Genius Network Event or want to learn more about Genius Network, go to www.GeniusNetwork.com. Show Notes: The Book: The Greater Game and the 5.4% Dan and John's new book — published by Hay House and instantly a #1 Amazon bestseller — grew out of a 25-year research partnership to study what separates the highest-performing Entrepreneurs from everyone else.Their research across 7,000+ Entrepreneurs found that 94.6% are still optimizing the game they're in — while only 5.4% are architecting a completely different one. The book maps out exactly what those 5.4% are doing.The book's central premise: "Every system that got you here is optimized for a game that's coming to an end." From 10x to 100x: Dan's Framework Dan has been coaching Entrepreneurs to 10x since the 1990s — starting with an exercise where he had Clients identify when they were one-tenth of where they are today. Everyone in his program had already done 10x without labeling it that way.When he challenged a Client who said they couldn't go 10x in three years, the Client responded they could do it in 15 — and then voluntarily suggested doing it again. That's when the 100x idea crystallized.Dan's thesis: give yourself a long enough time horizon, use AI as a genuine collaborator, and constant growth becomes the natural state — not the exception. The Four Levels of The Greater Game Level 1 — Foundation for Freedom: Vision, security, and financial confidence. Getting off the couch.Level 2 — Energy for Expansion: Motivation and IP development. Dan has built an extraordinary amount of intellectual property; John and Joe have too.Level 3 — Platform / Ecosystem: Moving from Founder-dependent to a scalable system. John's own company grew 58% while writing the book — by walking the talk of this level.Level 4 — Agency: Creating markets. Courage, commitment, and building an ecosystem where you're generating the category itself. Finite vs. Infinite: What the Game Shift Really Means Finite game: competing for market share, managing dependencies, staying indispensable personally, reacting to market pressure. Business value: 3–5x EBITDA.Infinite game: designing an ecosystem, multiplying unique genius through others, engineering your own absence, redefining the market. Business value: multiples that reflect systems, not the Founder.Joe's examples (finite → infinite): Blockbuster → Netflix, Kodak → Apple, Borders → Amazon, taxi companies → Uber, Toys "R" Us → Lego. The pattern: finite players optimize the current game; infinite players keep changing what the game is.Dan's real-world example: Paul Van Dyne came to Strategic Coach planning to retire at 65. He ...
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    1 時間 11 分
  • Master Your Time, Build Your Team, and Get More Done with Joe Polish and Dan Sullivan - 10xTalk Episode #246

    Master Your Time, Build Your Team, and Get More Done with Joe Polish and Dan Sullivan - 10xTalk Episode #246
    2026/03/06

    Joe Polish and Dan Sullivan go live to cut through the AI noise and deliver real value on unique ability, reclaiming your time, and staying front stage. Dan also shares his 85-day "Yesterday Creates Tomorrow" experiment and why it may be his most powerful personal breakthrough yet.

    Here's a glance at what you'll discover in this episode:

    • How Unique Ability is the center of your entrepreneurial system, and how to create a team that supports it so you can focus on what energizes you (instead of draining you).
    • Why most entrepreneurs are one-person shows...but how building a real company/team will set you free to focus on what you do best.
    • The 4 freedoms that Dan teaches, and how mastering them can change your life.
    • Why trying to get better at your weaknesses could be creating "really strong weaknesses", and what you can do instead.
    • The powerful shift that happened when Dan stopped working in his "office" and built his business around what he loves to do.
    • A simple, but powerful question you can ask yourself to avoid distractions and do less but achieve way more.
    • Why pain often drives behavior more than motivation, willpower, or discipline... and how you can turn it into your biggest advantage.

    If you'd like to join world-renowned Entrepreneurs at the next Genius Network Event or want to learn more about Genius Network, go to www.GeniusNetwork.com.
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    1 時間 23 分
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