197. John Mackey: Conscious Leadership
Today we are joined by John Mackey. In 1980 he co-founded small supermarket in Austin, Texas. Over the years the company has grown a bit. It now has more than […]
196: Disrupt Yourself Today
Before you can be an agent of disruption, you first become its subject by disrupting yourself. Keeping this in mind, today’s podcast is a bit different. If you’ve been a […]
195. Edward Brodkin and Ashley Pallathra: Missing Each Other
Today we discussing the new book called Missing Each Other: How to Cultivate Meaningful Connections, with its co-authors Edward “Ted” Brodkin and Ashely Pallathra. In Missing Each Other, they argue […]
194. Roger Martin: When More is Not Better
In this episode we talk with Roger L. Martin, Professor Emeritus of Strategic Management, and former Dean at the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management. In 2017 Roger was […]
193. Sandy Stelling: The language of Growth
Our guest this week, Sandy Stelling, is fluent in the language of growth. She started her career with Boeing, fresh out of college. After nearly eight years and rising to […]
192. Ryan Westwood: The Power of Partnering
Our guest this week is Ryan Westwood, the CEO and founder of Simplus. Ryan, a serial entrepreneur and disruptor, began creating a bit younger than most – and he has […]
191. Bettina Hein & Andreas Goeldi: Dynamic Duo
Our guests this episode are Bettina Hein and Andreas Goeldi, a husband and wife duo. Bettina is the founder and CEO of juli Health, a company that helps people manage […]
190. James Clear: Atomic Habits (Encore Episode)
“Disruption,” as a word, has always had an explosive sound to me. Disruption causes your world to shift and change—an earthquake in the making. However, every once in a while, […]
189. Brené Brown: Called to Courage (Encore Episode)
Few things are as terrifying as vulnerability. Yet, when we allow ourselves to be vulnerable, we allow ourselves to be free. Free from shame, free from fear and free from […]
188. Marcus Whitney: Create and Orchestrate
At just 20 years old Marcus Whitney, was a young father with another child on the way. He had dropped out of college, was working as a waiter and living […]