Why the Better Expert Almost Always Loses

A fourteen-year-old farm boy invented television, patented it, and built it with his own hands, and you've probably never heard his name, because a corporation with better lawyers and a bigger stage stole his fame. Philo Farnsworth died in debt and forgotten. In this episode, Chad uses that story to expose the most expensive myth in business: the belief that if you're just good enough, the recognition will find you. It won't. There's a measurable gap between how good you actually are a...