Mentions Across Episodes
“The excerpt discusses how Ed Catmull's autobiography, 'Creativity Inc.', influenced Steve Jobs' management style, particularly regarding the importance of recruiting the right people.”
“The excerpt mentions a perfect explanation of how to solve things from the Ed Catmull book about Pixar or Creativity Inc., where the motto is, be wrong as fast as you can.”
“Ed Catmull taught more about management to Steve Jobs than anyone else in his career. The book includes an afterword called The Steve We Knew, detailing Catmull's relationship with Jobs.”
“The excerpt discusses an epilogue or afterward in Creativity, Inc. that is worth the price of the book.”
“And then he summarizes his entire point later in the book, Ed, that is, in Creativity, Inc.”
“The speaker references Ed Catmull's book 'Creativity, Inc.' and discusses its insights on Steve Jobs and management skills.”
“The excerpt references a quote from Ed Catmull's book, discussing the importance of people over ideas in the context of innovation.”
“I finally read Creativity Inc. Sinful that we did a Pixar episode and I never read it.”
“The speaker references Ed Catmull's book, discussing a story about the US government's response to the Soviet Union's success in the space race and how it influenced Catmull's life.”
“The speaker mentions Ed Catmull's book 'Creativity Inc.' and highlights a chapter called 'The Steve We Knew', which provides insights into Steve Jobs' personality.”
“The speaker mentions Ed Catmull's book as one of their favorites and emphasizes its importance for entrepreneurs, highlighting its lack of fluff and relevance to creativity in the workplace.”
“The podcast references Ed Catmull's book, which discusses George Lucas and his entrepreneurial ideas.”
“The podcast mentions Ed Catmull's book, 'Creativity, Inc.', as a great resource for learning how to manage creatives, particularly in relation to Steve Jobs' thoughts on Ed.”
“The book talks about the creation of Pixar and their entire process of building a business centered around extremely creative people.”