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The Power of Operational Efficiency in Modern Business | Lazy Leverage #45
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Think disrupting real estate is impossible? Amanda Orson, founder of Galleon, explains how being an outsider gives her the edge to challenge a 112-year-old industry. From military school lessons to ancient philosophy, discover how unconventional thinking drives innovation. Jon and Amanda dive deep into operational efficiency, the future of AI, and why most businesses miss obvious opportunities for transformation. Plus, get book recommendations that have shaped their entrepreneurial journeys and learn why sometimes the best qualification is having no industry experience at all.
Timestamps
(0:00) Welcome and Introduction
(02:38) Military Background and Business Philosophy
(07:00) The Galleon Business Model
(15:22) Market Dynamics and Disruptive Innovation
(24:33) The Future of AI in Real Estate Transactions
(26:57) Building Human Connection in a Digital World
(33:00) Must-Read Books & Movies for Entrepreneurs
(41:30) Innovating in Competitive Spaces
(46:22) Creating Impact Beyond Business
(48:30) Contact Information
Recommendations
Books
Warfighting: MCDP: U. S. Marine Corps
The Emperors Handbook: A New Translation of The Meditations- Marcus Aurelius
The Outsiders: Eight Unconventional CEOs and Their Radically Rational Blueprint for Success: William N. Thorndike Jr.
Movies
Twelve O'clock high (1949)
Stay connected for more insights and strategies by following:
Jon: @MatznerJon on X and at lazyleverage.beehiiv.com
Amanda: @AmandaOrson on X
Peter: @pslohmann on X and at peterlohmann.com
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