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    <title>TedXMac 2017: Jon LoDuca, Competitive Advantage of EQ</title>
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 Jon LoDuca, Competitive Advantage of EQ</p>
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<li>artificial intelligence has learned how to learn</li>
<li>world is dividing between AI &amp; EQ (head vs. heart)</li>
<li>EQ: identify own emotions, gauge others, adjust to come to common ground - it makes commerce tick</li>
<li>“We suck at being robots”</li>
<li>if our value proposition (job/business) can be reduced to an algorithm then it will face challenges</li>
<li>2 business models - Product-based: - we have a product and let’s find a market</li>
<li>goes wide</li>
<li>share of market (loves AI and technology)</li>
<li>Client-based: - aligning around shared story and needs connecting with a tribe</li>
<li>goes deep</li>
<li>loves EQ</li>
<li>Going between the 2 business models is where business’ die</li>
<li>Laws of successful EQ companies - law 1: total authenticity - fear gets in the way</li>
<li>need to know your values and world view</li>
<li>have confidence and faith that a market exists for you</li>
<li>law 2: radical empathy - love and care about their clients</li>
<li>watch out for focusing on ourselves (imposter syndrome, future, past, and not being Here)</li>
<li>remember your mission and truly bear witness to the other human being (truly listen)</li>
<li>law 3: humbly irreverent - be irreverent to the rules and the laws that get in the way of doing the right thing</li>
<li>respect the client and solve problems in order to serve them</li>
<li>watch out for paying too much attention to the competition</li>
<li>Let’s go ahead and be empathetic to each person around us</li>
<li>break any rule that keeps us from serving people</li>
<li>“Whatever is coming, we don’t know, it will be our humanity that saves us”</li>
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