The reason I threw Edward Bernays in there is he realized it’s possible to change how people think in a way that they don’t necessarily recognize as being changed. He helps us understand why we think what we think. That Will Never Work: The Birth of Netflix and the Amazing Life of an Idea I would’ve shortened it to consume content. You revolutionized the way people consume information for entertainment and education. He revolutionized the way we think about the mind. Even though a lot of what Freud said we know isn’t true, that’s okay. We say it automatically, dreams, all that kind of stuff. When you think about it, there is a connection that we all speak about the unconscious. You were playing more in his sandbox, in his space as opposed to Freud’s. My other great uncle, not my great-granduncle, was a guy named Edward Bernays, who in some ways was more coincidentally aligned with what my career ended up becoming. I still have a side photo of his down below me in the bedroom. There were books of him on all the shelves. Certainly, he lived on in our family’s memory. To say you’re a thought leader is an understatement. As a matter of fact, as someone who is a human behavior expert with a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology, who studied psychoanalysis, I found out that Marc’s paternal great, great grand uncle is none other than Sigmund Freud. Marc is so much more than someone that started Netflix. Marc is the Co-Founder and the former CEO of Netflix, but I don’t want to start with that. Put on your seatbelts because Marc Randolph is about to take us for a ride. You are going to learn from him and get his pearls of wisdom. You name Jeff Bezos, all of them, he’s right up there with them. I’m not going to read his bio to you because then you’ll probably know who he is, but he is right up there with the best of the best from Silicon Valley. To say that our guest is a visionary and a thought leader is an absolute understatement. You can even go ahead, like, comment, share, and subscribe to this show.
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That Will Never Work: The Birth Of Netflix And The Amazing Life Of An Idea With Marc Randolph Get valuable insight from a man that changed the game by tuning in. Marc also touches on the importance of having the right values, priorities, and culture in an organization to foster healthy relationships that lead to success. Patty Ann Tublin to share stories from his book and narrate his entrepreneurial journey that birthed a platform that has fundamentally altered how the world experiences media. He is undoubtedly among the best of the best in Silicon Valley. Today’s guest is Marc Randolph ( the Cofounder and Founding CEO of Netflix and author of That Will Never Work: The Birth of Netflix and the Amazing Life of an Idea. Ideas for innovation are abundant in today’s ecosystem, and not all of them work out.
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