Understanding Survivorship Bias: Why We Must Be Wary Despite Learning from Successful People
It's natural to want to learn from people that seem successful. And it makes sense because some of
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🎙 Zero to seven figures with Ama Amo-Agyei
David speaks with Ama Amo-Agyei, a wellness entrepreneur and the founder of Plantmade. Plantmade creates powerful, vegan growth products handmade
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🎙Breaking down the cult of leadership with Bob Gower
David Elikwu speaks with Bob Gower, an author, speaker, and consultant, who cares deeply about creating organizations that are a
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Forget about the outcome
According to Annie Duke, when we're judging from a distance, the way we typically measure the quality of
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🎙Chasing your vibe with Richie Brave
David Elikwu speaks with Richie Brave, a Broadcaster at BBC Radio 1xtra and Head of Diversity for a Publishing Company.
The Mirroring Effect: The magic behind Isopraxism
Isopraxism is a pretty amazing phenomenon. Also known as "mirroring" (and “limbic synchrony” when in reference to body
The Fun Way to Be More Successful (According to Harvard)
We all want to be more successful. Everything you've read so far, however, appears to be a lot
Neuroscience Study Reveals: 4 Rituals That Will Make You Happy
As a UCLA neuroscientist, Alex Korb provides scientifically proven rituals that can transform your life and make you happy. On
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False Reality, False Comparison
If you're sucked into the NFT world you grossly overestimate how many people are active participants in the
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🎙Leveraging tiny teams with Christine Carrillo
David Elikwu speaks with Christine Carrillo, an Executive Coach for Early Stage CEOs, Founder of The 20-Hour CEO Over the
5 Emails You Can Send That Will Make Your Life a Whole Lot Better
Many people find it difficult to make changes to their lives because it feels like a huge task. However, making
5 Expert Tips to Stop Being Lazy and Get More Done
Do you find that the day always seems to fly by and you never get anything done? Do you often
