Péter Lakatos: ‘It is very difficult to find the truth in the Hungary of today’
Life is too short not to use our brains at maximum capacity in every moment – Péter Lakatos, co-CEO of the Videoton holding told Szilvia Krizsó in the latest episode of the Future Talks podcast. Mr Lakatos also talked about the advantages of having a good memory, decisions and how chances can be turned into victories. The host and her guest also discussed favourite books, the relationship between success and luck, the responsibilities of executives and what kind of examples and behaviours are necessary if we want to lead others.
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Every Monday at 17.00 there is a new episode of Trade magazin’s business podcast, Future Talks with Szilvia Krizsó.
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