133. Tiffany Shlain: Step Back to Grow
Typically, when I discuss stepping back to grow it is in the context of moving sideways or even backwards in a career in order to gain the experiences needed
131. Jonathan Mendonsa: Embrace Constraints
In anticipation of the rerelease of Disrupt Yourself on Nov 12th, 2019, we are continuing our look at the 7-point framework of personal disruption. Today we are examining Accelerant
130. CV Harquail: Play to Your Distinctive Strengths
Playing to your distinctive strengths is vital to personal disruption. We covered this accelerant in episode 120, and I hope you’ve taken the time to consider your own “superpower.”
129. Adela Mizrachi: Take the Right Kinds of Risks
Talking about podcasts with friends wasn’t meant to be a “side hustle” for Adela Mizrachi; it was just something she did. While sitting at brunch, discussing the ins and
128. Nancy Duarte: Inspire Through Data and Story
When it's time to make a critical decision, the thing we reach for first is data. Numbers, facts, anything to help us make our case or prove our decision
127. Dr. David Bray: Ushering in the Future
Today’s guest is Dr. David Bray, and hearing his life story is like hearing the movie “War Games” brought to life. At the age of 15 he began working
126. Rita McGrath: Inflection Points
When the Wright brothers completed the first sustained manned flight it was a pivotal moment in history. Travel, commerce, logistics, and world relations would forever be impacted by those
125. Ali Brown: Good at Something
When we talk about disrupting yourself, I typically advise that you look before you leap. Make a planned exit, cushion the landing, prepare for the change. But that is
124. Hal Gregersen: Choose Your Questions Well
Anyone who has been around a three or four-year-old child knows that they love to ask questions. These questions can be tedious to answer as an adult (What is
123. Karen Beattie: Comfortable with Change
To say that Karen Beattie is comfortable with change is a bit of an understatement. Her childhood was nomadic, with her father’s job taking her family to such diverse