263. Kim Scott & Trier Bryant: The Invisible Tax of Workplace Bias
We’ve covered bias in previous episodes, but this week we tackle it head-on — specifically, how our language choices affect people, and the difference between bias, prejudice, and bullying. Kim […]
262 Johnny C. Taylor: Our Relationship to Work Is Changed Forever
Hybrid offices. Work-from-home. Unlimited vacation. Parental and sick leave. Diversity, equity, and inclusion. The scrutiny of company culture has intensified during the pandemic as millions ask: Is there a better […]
261. Amy Webb: The Future Isn’t So Scary When We Talk About It
If you feel like the world is “speeding up” technologically and culturally, you’re not alone. “Future shock” is real. We are faced with daily decisions that our grandparents could never […]
260. Amanda Ripley: How to Break the Cycle of Destructive Conflict
Navigating conflict is part of everything: Family, relationships, business. Productive disagreement can lead to innovation, compromise, and inclusion. But investigative journalist Amanda Ripley has spent much of her career studying […]
259. Alexi Robichaux: The Power of Asking for Help
When we think of high-performance jobs like pro athletes and the military, practice is 90% of the work. An NFL quarterback trains a lot longer than the handful of games […]
258. Ulcca Joshi Hansen: What Should Education Look Like in the Future?
We never stop learning on this show, but this week’s topic is about the formal structures of education we all grew up in: school. It comes in many flavors these […]
257. Unexpected S Curve Changes
You’re in the sweet spot. You’ve mastered your role. Everything is going right. And then: You’re laid off. The market shifts. A company goes under. These are always looming threats, […]
256. Apolo Ohno: What to Do When We Hit the Wall
Sometimes, we’re racing forward at 35 mph. Everything is going right. Momentum has kicked in. We’re flying past the competition And then: WHAM. This week’s guest knows this figuratively, and literally. Apolo […]
255. Angela Ruggiero: You Learn the Most When You Hear “No”
Finding the gift that makes each of us special is apparent to some, and a long, difficult journey for others. Waking up every day and choosing growth as our default […]
254. Scott Barry Kaufman: How to Be a Cognitive Explorer
Finding the gift that makes each of us special is apparent to some, and a long, difficult journey for others. Waking up every day and choosing growth as our default […]