episode 3: Rob Kenedi - Don't Help Like Mobsters
Rob Kenedi understands the power of being genuinely helpful. He knows when you go out of your way to assist others, it comes back to you in unexpected ways. He was responsible for setting up Canada's 911 infrastructure. He didn't leave their implementation partner to fend for themselves. He took it upon himself to assist, working late, often into the morning. He didn't know this act of kindness would build a lasting connection, and significant revenue 15yrs later. He also shares energy management by finding a balance between others' needs and your own, and making decisions based on intuition. The lesson: genuine acts of helpfulness fosters long-term connections. They open doors to opportunities, even if the impact may not be immediate or apparent. SPEAKER LINKS: Website
Podcast ABOUT THE HOST: I'm Vahid Jozi, a founder, product manager, and podcaster. I believe most great things happen by randomness, serendipity and helpfulness. Those are net positive values, conjured by giving. I also help companies with product strategy and execution at FractionalCPO.com