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What Could Possibly Go Right?: The Essential Journey to Scale an Enduring Culture
by Danny Meyer · read by the author
First published 2026Audio release 2026-09-29
The restaurateur behind Shake Shack and Union Square Cafe explains how to grow a business without losing the warmth and values that made people love it in the first place.
Narrated by: Danny Meyer
Grumpy’s take“Business advice from a burger empire builder. Listen while eating fries for full method-acting credit.”
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