AssetBased Podcast
The AssetBased Podcast comes from the innovative mind of Jeffrey James Seyferth, MBA. He discusses an asset-based approach to solving unemployment while bringing cloud-based employment to Mars and beyond.
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About:
Jeffrey James Seyferth is the host of the AssetBased Podcast. He has authored numerous books under a pen name and has an MBA from the University of Illinois. He received his undergraduate degree from Michigan State University's Eli Broad School of Business. Jeffrey strongly advocates for asset-based thinking and gives zero farts to sunk costs. Jeffrey is passionate about investing in assets and building on individual strengths rather than identifying weaknesses and lending. He is also driven by an obsession with accumulating and securing assets. Jeffrey's ultimate goal is to guarantee employment for every human being and to assist more asset-based people working on more asset-based planets.
Season Summary:
In the AssetBased Podcast's first season, consisting of four episodes, host Jeffrey Seyferth seeks to creatively destroy the deficit-based economy. In episode two, titled "The Future of Work is Eternal Work," he discusses the future of work on Earth and other planets, emphasizing the importance of autonomy, self-advancement, and the role of families. Cloud-based work is predicted to be the single most-important industry, with every company competing for human cooperation. The future of work will be everywhere, any time, all the time, and even in space. Money, fame, and investments are all important factors in shaping the future of work. Overall, Episode 2 provides a brief and intriguing glimpse into the future of an interplanetary workforce.
AssetBased Podcast
The Future of Work is Eternal Work
Sources:
Microsoft: Change the Way You See Everything: Asset-Based Thinking
Investopedia: Asset-Based Approach: Calculations and Adjustments
Fiore Group Training: Asset-Based Thinking Changes the Way You See Everything
Idea Sandbox: Asset-Based Thinking
Edsitement.NEH.gov: The Declaration of Independence: "An Expression of the American Mind" Lesson
NASA: Living and Working on Mars
Big Think: How faster internet could reduce unemployment
Medium: I Monetized Aging and Declared Humanity a New Species in 2010…
About:
Jeffrey James Seyferth, MBA, the self-proclaimed "Steve Jobs of Work" is the host of the Asset Based Podcast. He has authored numerous books under a pen name and earned his MBA from the University of Illinois. He received his undergraduate degree from Michigan State University's Eli Broad School of Business. Jeffrey strongly advocates for asset-based thinking and gives zero farts to sunk costs.
In the first episode of the podcast, Jeffrey introduces himself and his nomadic journey, while providing little personal information or context about his identity. He advises that he is from another universe and has been undercover on Earth for 39 years. Jeffrey is critical of the deficit-based economy and advocates for asset-based economic theory to end unemployment. Jeffrey's ultimate goal of the AssetBased Podcast is to guarantee employment for every human being and to assist more asset-based people working on more asset-based planets.
Are you an AssetBased Badass... Yet?
Season Summary:
In the AssetBased Podcast's first season, consisting of four episodes, host Jeffrey James Seyferth, MBA seeks to creatively destroy the deficit-based economy. In episode two, titled "The Future of Work is Eternal Work," he discusses the future of work on Earth and other planets, emphasizing the importance of autonomy, self-advancement, and the role of families. Cloud-based work is predicted to be the primary industry. The future of work will be everywhere, any
time, all the time, and especially in outer space. Data, Overall, the season provides an intriguing and memorable glimpse into the future of the workforce.
Episode Introduction:
On this episode of the AssetBased Podcast, host Jeffrey James Seyferth, MBA, discusses the future of work. The speakers believe that the future of work is characterized by autonomy, self-advancement, and collaboration. Cloud-based work, artificial intelligence, and human collaboration in a knowledge-based economy will play significant roles in shaping the future of work. The speakers emphasize the importance of investing in work as it impacts future generations. Jeffrey believes that a company that pays more for doing something and something for doing nothing will dominate the future of business. Overall, the episode suggests that the future of work is eternal and empowering, connected to achieving success for one's family, and emphasizes that there is too much work to be done and not enough workers.
