How many people did the speaker say NASA can tap into?

Bill GallagherScalingCoach

If you tell your team they're the best, it shows appreciation, but is it true?

24 Jul 2024 · 0 min

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This content was created by Bill Gallagher. This content was uploaded by Bill Gallagher. This is a YouTube video titled "If you tell your team they're the best, it shows appreciation, but is it true?" (created 2024-07-24T20:00:22Z). The excerpt is a single-speaker segment (labelled SPEAKER A) in which the speaker discusses leadership and organizational mindset, arguing that organizations should become networked and tap external talent rather than assuming they already have the best people in-house — using NASA as an example that can access 110,047,000 people to solve problems.

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110,047,000 people.

So in that mindset, you could say NASA is a networked organization that has the ability to tap into 110,047,000 people to help them solve their biggest problems. And that's the shift I think every organization needs to have. It's like, I've run into too many CEOs, like, oh, I got the best people in the world. And you're like, no, you don't. There's so many people that are out there better no matter who you are.