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Hosted by Louis Rossmann · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 51 episodes
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Louis Rossmann hosts Core Philosophies and Rants (Louis Rossmann), a society show with 51 episodes published.
In this episode, Louis discusses an Atlantic article about HP’s Instant Ink subscription and uses it as a broader example of how companies are shifting ownership away from consumers. He agrees with the article’s core com
Louis says this is a hard video to make because it’s about personal failure and compromise. He explains that for most of his career, his business and YouTube presence were built on honesty, transparency, and showing the
This episode discusses the common phenomenon where children or teenagers, upon gaining a bit of freedom, often act out in extreme ways, such as getting involved in substance abuse or dropping out of school. Louis argues
This episode presents a nuanced discussion on the topic of piracy, focusing on the circumstances under which Louis believes piracy can be justified. He recounts personal experiences, particularly with Netflix and Sony, w
The video is a personal narrative by Louis, who reflects on his life and career, discussing various jobs he held, including low-paying retail and sales positions, and his eventual move into the tech repair industry. He s
The video discusses the emotional reactions people have when they receive phone calls or messages from different individuals. Louis reflects on the variety of feelings that arise when seeing a specific name on their phon
Louis expresses a strong call to action against unethical business practices by certain factories, specifically targeting Jack Telecom. Louis is outraged by the company's deceptive practices, which include falsely brandi
In this video, the Louis discusses the challenges and changes in the repair industry, particularly focusing on the difficulties faced by new entrants compared to when he started his business around 2009. He begins by exp
This episode discusses Louis' personal reasons for not using Apple products, emphasizing the frustration with Apple's ecosystem and user interface. The main argument is that Apple products often complicate tasks that sho
This episode discusses the importance of time management and discipline in achieving personal and professional success. Louis emphasizes a unique approach to time management that focuses on the immediate future rather th
This episode discusses effective time management strategies to enhance productivity and reduce stress in both personal and business life. Louis criticizes the notion of long work hours as a measure of productivity, empha
The video recounts an experience Rossmann had with dynamic pricing at a bodega in New York City. He met his accountant at a deli and noticed flat-screen TVs displaying prices. When the accountant asked the deli owner to
This episode discusses the pitfalls of risky investment strategies, particularly those involving meme stocks and options trading, which are often pursued by individuals who feel that traditional, conservative investments
This episode discusses the concepts of de-escalation and escalation in handling stress, particularly focusing on the internal feedback loops that people often experience in stressful situations. Louis shares personal ane
This video begins with Louis discussing the concept of confidence, particularly how it is often misunderstood. He reflects on his younger years, describing himself as socially awkward, financially unstable, and physicall
Louis, in this video, shares his experiences and insights from tutoring and his past jobs, emphasizing the importance of recognizing one's strengths and weaknesses. Louis discusses how many people attach their self-worth
In this video, Louis delves into a topic that diverges from his usual content: dating etiquette, specifically who should pay on the first date. The video was prompted by a conversation in which a woman expressed that if
This episode details Louis's frustration with the current state of influencer culture on YouTube, particularly focusing on the lack of consumer advocacy among influencers. Rossmann criticizes influencers for prioritizing
In this episode, Louis discusses the importance of investing in oneself and provides detailed examples from their own experiences. He emphasizes that the initial step is to test an idea with minimal investment to see if
Louis uses a small claims court scenario to illustrate a broader lesson about customer service and business management. He emphasizes that not all business is good business, especially when dealing with difficult custome
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Core Philosophies and Rants (Louis Rossmann) is hosted by Louis Rossmann. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 51 episodes.
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