Are you making important decisions with enough wisdom… or just with what you already know?
In this episode, I talk with Pedro Pablo Ruano, CEO of Panadería Berna, about something that can change the way we run a business: the Bible shows at least four ways to acquire wisdom: asking God for it, investing in acquiring it, walking with wise people, and learning to observe.
Pedro shares how he went from being involved in a family business that had grown empirically to starting to streamline processes, create manuals, establish a structure, and build a management team that allowed him to stop doing everything alone.
We talk about how to apply these principles to real-world decisions: structuring a company, delegating, developing people, growing without losing control, and recognizing when you need more knowledge before taking the next step.
Because often the problem isn't a lack of desire to grow, but rather that we're trying to tackle the next level with the same wisdom that got us here.
Which of these four ways to acquire wisdom do you feel you need to work on more today? Let me know in the comments.
The Sapients is my school of faith and wisdom. You will learn to manage faith and wisdom to build wealth with honor without losing your life.
You have achieved much through faith, but you fear losing it due to a lack of wisdom. In three days, your mindset will be transformed so you can manage what you have achieved through faith and acquire an extraordinary mindset. 🙏🏻
Register now at https://thesapientsclub.s.gy/WA33C1 🐜
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00:00 - Introduction
00:57 - Pedro Pablo Ruano and the story of Panadería Berna
03:11 - From empirical business to company with vision
06:20 - Quitting the bank to become CEO at 24
10:32 - The four biblical ways to acquire wisdom
13:25 - Structure doesn't sell, but it sustains growth
14:59 - From surviving each day to regaining vision
18:34 - God doesn't compete with your preparation
24:16 - Growing small things and ceasing to be a jack-of-all-trades
32:40 - Bringing God outside the church and into the company
36:17 - The clarity that defines a company's character
38:58 - Why go back three times to learn The same?
42:36 - Ignorance costs more than knowledge
44:53 - Negotiating by faith without being reckless
47:08 - When the vision doesn't reach every last employee
55:40 - How to grow without the company collapsing
1:02:11 - Unusual stories | The Sapients®️
Are you making important decisions with enough wisdom… or just with what you already know?
In this episode, I talk with Pedro Pablo Ruano, CEO of Panadería Berna, about something that can change the way we run a business: the Bible shows at least four ways to acquire wisdom: asking God for it, investing in acquiring it, walking with wise people, and learning to observe.
Pedro shares how he went from being involved in a family business that had grown empirically to starting to streamline processes, create manuals, establish a structure, and build a management team that allowed him to stop doing everything alone.
We talk about how to apply these principles to real-world decisions: structuring a company, delegating, developing people, growing without losing control, and recognizing when you need more knowledge before taking the next step.
Because often the problem isn't a lack of desire to grow, but rather that we're trying to tackle the next level with the same wisdom that got us here.
Which of these four ways to acquire wisdom do you feel you need to work on more today? Let me know in the comments.
The Sapients is my school of faith and wisdom. You will learn to manage faith and wisdom to build wealth with honor without losing your life.
You have achieved much through faith, but you fear losing it due to a lack of wisdom. In three days, your mindset will be transformed so you can manage what you have achieved through faith and acquire an extraordinary mindset. 🙏🏻
Register now at https://thesapientsclub.s.gy/WA33C1 🐜
____________________________________________________________________
00:00 - Introduction
00:57 - Pedro Pablo Ruano and the story of Panadería Berna
03:11 - From empirical business to company with vision
06:20 - Quitting the bank to become CEO at 24
10:32 - The four biblical ways to acquire wisdom
13:25 - Structure doesn't sell, but it sustains growth
14:59 - From surviving each day to regaining vision
18:34 - God doesn't compete with your preparation
24:16 - Growing small things and ceasing to be a jack-of-all-trades
32:40 - Bringing God outside the church and into the company
36:17 - The clarity that defines a company's character
38:58 - Why go back three times to learn The same?
42:36 - Ignorance costs more than knowledge
44:53 - Negotiating by faith without being reckless
47:08 - When the vision doesn't reach every last employee
55:40 - How to grow without the company collapsing
1:02:11 - Unusual stories | The Sapients®️