293 Annie Duke: Know When to Fold Em
On this week’s show we have Annie Duke, professional poker champion turned decision strategist. She’s written the best seller “Thinking in Bets” and her…
292 David Epstein: Why Experimentation (Not Narrow Focus) Is Key to Long-term Success
David Epstein is an investigative journalist and author who is fascinated by extraordinary people. Are they born this way? Is it their upbringing? A lot of…
291: Jillian Johnsrud: Money Gives Us Options, But Doesn’t Solve Our Problems
Jillian Johnsrud is an author, blogger, podcaster, and coach who covers personal finance. But she’s not just providing stock tips and savings plans. Jillian wants us to rethink our relationship […]
290. Wes Carter: Small Changes Become Huge Results
We don’t give much thought to consumer packaging — the “stuff” that all our stuff comes in. But the packaging industry has a massive influence on how we perceive products […]
289. Steve Young: Choose Selflessness in a Transactional World
Legendary San Francisco 49ers quarterback Steve Young is a Super Bowl champion, an MVP many times over, and a member of the Football Hall of Fame. His level of elite […]
288. Becky Robinson: Your Network Is Bigger (and More Generous) Than You Think
Launching a project, a product, or a work of art that you’ve spent years creating is terrifying to say the least. That’s the space that Becky Robinson thrives in. She’s […]
287. Stephen M. R. Covey & McKinlee Covey: Manage Things, Lead People
Trust is a thorny topic. In business and relationships, we’re always assessing whether someone is trustworthy. But what about our ability to trust others? To delegate those big projects we […]
286. Richie Norton: Value Your Time and Stop Timing Your Values
The only finite resource in our lives and work is time. We always want more, and there’s no way to create it. But we can radically rethink how we relate […]
285. Jason Feifer: Want to Succeed? Be Adaptable
This week we cover the one thing we’re ALL bad at: Change. Jason Feifer is obsessed with the moral panic we feel when faced with new technologies, trends, and social […]
284. Regina Kim: How Korean Pop Culture Disrupted Global Entertainment
If your family’s viewing habits changed a bit during the pandemic, you’re not alone! One enormous trend was the rise of Korean dramas on U.S. streaming services. But entertainment journalist […]