BFS 106 : Chris Thompson CEO Of TruBrain | The Early Psychology Of Start-Ups For Success - a podcast by Patty Dominguez & Tim Wambach, Co-Hosts of Boss Free Society
from 2015-12-30T09:00
Chris founded truBrain to help people "get out of the office" by being more productive and efficient. He is passionate about quantified-self and collaborates with a great team of Neuroscientists to measure and optimize productivity. Prior to truBrain, Chris set up a social commerce platform as the Entrepreneur in Residence for Centoria, after a brand management role at Unilever for Hellmann's/BestFoods and Suave. Before Unilever, Chris managed consulting engagements for F500 consumer products clients including Wrigley's, Nokia, and Pfizer. Chris has an MBA from Duke and a BA in Economics from Georgetown, where he played tennis in the Big East Conference.
In this episode:
- Why following the herd can be a good idea and how it can be a bad idea
- Learn to de-risk any opportunity
- Why a wealth circle is so important
- How to identify the business model for you
- How you can quantify brain waves to your benefit
- Why entrepreneurs have to be resourceful
- Which traits to look for in entrepreneurs
- Why disrupting structures can be your best friend
- You can't scale yourself
- Letting go of control is hard - hear how you can combat your fear
- Early psychology of an entrepreneur is crucial to your success
- How to build your early culture
- How to scale your culture
- You have to be a warrior on the psychology front
- When you prove your worth your responsibilities grow and so does your income
- Learn how you are depleting resources in your brain
- Learn how to block out other stimulus
Resources:
truBrain Offer for Boss Free Ballers
Further episodes of Boss Free Society Podcast | Entrepreneur Mindset, Skills and Tools Hacks
Further podcasts by Patty Dominguez & Tim Wambach, Co-Hosts of Boss Free Society
Website of Patty Dominguez & Tim Wambach, Co-Hosts of Boss Free Society