Mentions Across Episodes
“There's this book called Distant Force, which is like the history of the company Teledyne that he built. If you already have access to Founders Notes, I'd highly recommend going and reading all the highlights from Distant Force because the book is so difficult to find.”
“There's this book called distant force, which is written by Singleton's like right-hand guy. And it's really the history of the company Teledyne that they built together.”
“The speaker references a book called Distant Force, discussing a similar idea about discipline in business as mentioned by Henry Singleton.”
“The speaker mentions this book as the closest thing to a biography of Henry Singleton, which inspired their interest in studying Charles de Gaulle.”
“This is from the book Distant Force, which I covered in Founders Number 110. Once criticized for not having a business plan, Henry replied that he knew that a lot of people running companies had very definitive plans.”
“This is from the book distant force, which is on Henry Singleton. Arthur Rock was a venture capitalist and he says something is very interesting and it's going to echo what Charles Schultz just the same advice.”
“The speaker mentions 'Distant Force', a memoir of the Teledyne Corporation, as a book they previously covered in a podcast.”