Dec
27
https://youtu.be/9gYkzsR1u0M Do you consider yourself a die-hard sports fan? Cult level? If so, you may want to have a listen to what Gotham Chopra has to say. The renowned reporter and filmmaker argues that sports is a religion, basing his conclusion on interactions with top athletes and fans from around the world. In this podcast, we sit down to discuss the uncanny connection between sports and religion, the good and bad that can come from...
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Dec
25
My favorite gift to give, whether during the holidays or otherwise, is time. As a nonrenewable resource, its value is gold. And unfortunately, in today’s world, this gift is increasingly rare. We can sit in the same house or even the same room with someone and be completely separated from them. With this in mind, there are other ways to show we care, especially when circumstances might make time together harder to come by. One...
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Dec
20
Raising capital for a startup is a journey filled with complexities and pivotal moments. It can be difficult to navigate as a new founder. A mentor can be hugely helpful. That’s why I asked one of my personal mentors, T.A. McCann to deep dive into this topic over a series of podcasts. He’s a five-time founder with three successful exists, and is now a partner at Pioneer Square Labs. In the first conversation with T.A....
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Dec
18
Too many of us have spent far too long following someone else's plan for our lives, trapped by limiting beliefs and societal expectations. But guess what? It's all an illusion. We have the power to break free and pursue our own dreams. Imagine a life where you can fully embrace your creative capacity. Where your intuition guides you towards greatness. Where you can break free from societal norms and embrace your true potential. Sounds pretty...
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Dec
13
Want to achieve the impossible? Psychologist Dr. Benjamin Hardy doesn't think that's crazy - in fact, he wants to help you get there. https://youtu.be/uxXZI2x7wVE Dr. Benjamin Hardy holds a Ph.D. in organizational psychology, which is essentially the study of leadership, strategy, and motivation. He spent his time at Clemson researching how the human mind sets and pursues goals, as well as how it responds to change. A deep interest in self-development led him from blogging...
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Dec
11
In the world of creativity, there's a common misconception that the process is all about spontaneous bursts of inspiration and effortless genius. However, the reality is often quite different – and that's not a bad thing. Creativity isn’t without hard work, a consistent effort of refining, iterating, and persisting. It's easy to feel overwhelmed and disheartened when the creative journey feels more like a relentless grind than a path to success. But here's the thing:...
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Dec
06
Would you consider 'geek' an endearing term? What about a powerful one? Technical progress expert Andrew McAfee wants to make it the latter by transforming our perception of what it means. https://youtu.be/W-_NzsngLJQ?feature=shared "For me, a geek is an obsessive maverick. It's somebody who can't let go of a hard problem. They just have to wrestle it. They have to try to solve it and they'll embrace really unconventional solutions. And I flatter myself by calling...
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Dec
04
If you often find yourself doubting your abilities and worthiness, despite the trail of achievements behind you. You're not alone. Imposter syndrome is a familiar foe to many. Let's set the record straight: these feelings, while normal, are not the truths that define you. It's crucial to distinguish between the natural emotions that accompany any ambitious journey and the reality of your accomplishments. If you pause and reflect on your path, you'll see that it...
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Nov
29
Clinical Psychologist Dr. Nicole LePera has extensively studied the science that ties the mind and body together. Inspired by her own personal experiences with anxiety and stress, she's dedicated to understanding how difficult feelings emerge with the goal of empowering others to take control of their lives in a holistic way. I recently had the pleasure of having her back on the podcast to discuss the interplay between physical and mental health, the importance of...
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Nov
27
Let’s tackle a topic that's been a subject of much debate in creative circles: the myth of the lone genius. You know, that age-old belief that the greatest creative works are the brainchildren of solo, exceptionally talented individuals. It's a romantic notion, but frankly, it's overrated and, more importantly, misleading. Why the Lone Genius Myth Is Overrated 1. The Power of Collaboration The idea of a lone genius completely overlooks the immense value of collaboration....
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