It's natural to want to learn from people that seem successful. And it makes sense because some of the most famous success stories are about people who overcame incredible odds and achieved their dreams. But there is one thing wrong with this assumption: survivorship bias. Survivorship bias causes...
David speaks with Ama Amo-Agyei, a wellness entrepreneur and the founder of Plantmade. Plantmade creates powerful, vegan growth products handmade in small batches to make an actual difference in you and the planet! 🎙 Listen in your favourite podcast player The Knowledge with David Elikwu - Podcast App Links - PlinkPodcast...
David Elikwu speaks with Bob Gower, an author, speaker, and consultant, who cares deeply about creating organizations that are a net positive for the world. Bob Gower assists leaders in aligning their teams on all levels in order to achieve optimal performance. He is the author of two books, Agile...
According to Annie Duke, when we're judging from a distance, the way we typically measure the quality of a choice is to look at the results. If the outcome is negative, we infer that the decision was also negative, and vice versa. We tend to overlook the importance...
David Elikwu speaks with Richie Brave, a Broadcaster at BBC Radio 1xtra and Head of Diversity for a Publishing Company. Richie dug into his background growing up in London, and how he was able to craft his own career, defining success on his terms to build a life that suits...
Isopraxism is a pretty amazing phenomenon. Also known as "mirroring" (and “limbic synchrony” when in reference to body movements), isopraxism is when two individuals unconsciously match each other's body language and movements. This is frequently done without the first person realising they are replicating the movements...
