Nov 20

Toxic Productivity Is Killing Your Success

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In this episode, Israa Nasir breaks down the toxic side of productivity and how it’s sabotaging your success. We unpack why the relentless drive for perfection leads to burnout, how social media fuels unhealthy comparisons, and why redefining productivity can help you reclaim your well-being. Some highlights we cover: How toxic productivity keeps you stuck and unhappy. Practical ways to replace overwork with sustainable habits. Why an abundance mindset is the antidote to burnout. Enjoy!... read more ›
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Nov 13

Why You Should Never Lead Alone

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In this episode, Keith Ferrazzi returns to talk about his new book, Never Lead Alone: 10 Shifts from Leadership to Teamship, challenging the common myths around solo leadership. Known for his transformative ideas on collaboration, Keith discusses why success is truly a team effort and how leaders today need to harness the power of their teams. We dive into his insights on bold leadership, hybrid work dynamics, and the art of teamship. Some highlights we... read more ›
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Nov 11

Why Embracing Discomfort Can Transform Your Art

In this episode, Austin Kleon dives into the concept of "creative discomfort" and how pushing outside our comfort zones drives authentic, impactful art. Austin, a bestselling author known for Steal Like an Artist, Show Your Work, and Keep Going, shares his unique take on creativity as a process of problem-solving, subtraction, and friction. Together, we explore how the right amount of tension—whether in tools, routines, or mindsets—can spark the kind of genuine work that truly... read more ›
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Nov 07

Why You’re Not Finding Your Purpose

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In this episode, Héctor García and Francesc Miralles, authors of books on Ikigai and Purushartha, talk about finding purpose and living meaningfully. They share how these ancient philosophies intersect and offer real ways to connect your passions, talents, and the needs of the world around you. From flow states and personal discovery to insights on genuine friendships and self-reflection, Héctor and Francesc explain how purpose is something built through experience, not stumbled upon. Some highlights... read more ›
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Oct 30

The Dark Side of Productivity Myths Exposed

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In this episode, Oliver Burkeman gets real with me about the power of embracing limits to unlock a richer, more productive life. We talk about his book, Meditations for Mortals, and unpack why so much of traditional time management is flawed. Instead of chasing perfection, Oliver shows how small, intentional steps and accepting our constraints can actually lead to more freedom and fulfillment. His take on “imperfectionism” and the value of presence offers a fresh... read more ›
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Oct 23

Why Strategy Always Beats Talent

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZeCxY5yHUY Seth Godin returns to talk strategy and why getting the direction right is way more crucial than just moving fast. We chat about how creatives and entrepreneurs often confuse tactics with strategy and how fixing that could transform careers. Seth shares stories, insights, and the tough decisions he’s made to get better results, like firing major clients to create bigger opportunities. It’s all about finding your path and making the right moves for long-term... read more ›
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Oct 16

The #1 Mistake That Ruins Most Conversations

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In this episode, we unpack the concept of becoming a Supercommunicator. Charles Duhigg breaks down why effective communication isn’t about being naturally gifted—it’s a skill anyone can build through practice, self-awareness, and a few powerful techniques. We also share stories and insights that show how understanding different conversation types and adapting to digital communication can transform relationships and success. Some highlights we explore: The 3 conversation types and how to match them to avoid conflict... read more ›
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Oct 07

How ‘Playing It Safe’ Almost Cost Me Everything (Don’t Settle!)

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Read from "Never Play It Safe" (pg 11): I kept letting myself get talked out of living my dreams by people who had given up on theirs. And it became a pattern that I repeated well into adulthood. I’d discover something unique and different about myself that I truly loved—go deep into that thing that made me come alive—and then like clockwork I’d put someone else’s idea of what I should be doing above my... read more ›
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Oct 02

How to Tell if Your Hard Work Is Leading to Gold

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Have you ever wondered why some people seem to achieve the impossible while others struggle with even small changes? Think about it. What sets them apart? It’s not luck. It’s not some secret sauce of talent. No, the truth is simpler yet more profound—success is like gold. It’s buried deep, and the ones who find it are those willing to dig in, keep going, and believe that what they’re after is real. Why We Call... read more ›
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Sep 30

The Secret to Lifelong Creativity (Hint: It Doesn’t End After Your 20s)

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Hey everybody, it's Chase. Today, we’re diving deep into something that fires me up every time I think about it—lifelong creativity. There’s this myth floating around that creativity is just for the young or that it’s something you either have or you don’t. But let me tell you, that’s absolute BS. Creativity isn’t some finite resource that dries up as you get older. It’s not just for “artistic types.” No, creativity is a muscle. Like... read more ›
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