Outliers Inn Ep.20

The Outliers Inn; The Benjamin & Joe Show

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Welcome to Episode 20 of the Outliers Inn – “The Benjamin & Joe Show”.

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Topic: In this rare ‘hostly’ episode, Antlerboy finally gets a microphone that works, and he and JP decide that it’s about time they found out a bit more about each others’ live and, more importantly, Operational Excellence backgrounds. Two old farts reminiscing on a park bench, sure- but for insights into what it takes to build a consultancy, how to achieve ‘escape velocity’, become a valued keynote speaker, and actually stay sane running an operational excellence business, look no further.

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