🎙️AI, Careers, and Risk Management with Taylor Pearson
David speaks with Taylor Pearson, an entrepreneur and author of The End of Jobs. They talked about: 🤖 How AI will
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Project Planning with Hofstadter's Law and the 2x/3x Rule
Arianne set a time for her project. She thought that it would take her 4 hours to finish it. She
Razor-Sharp Productivity: How Serendipity Can Fuel Your Work
There was a documentary about a waiter who became a millionaire. Yes. It’s real life, and no, he did
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🎙️Contrarian Ideas, Reading, and Publishing with Eric Jorgensen
David speaks with Eric Jorgenson, the CEO of Scribe Media. He also has a rolling fund investing in pre-seed and
A Journey Through 16 Personalities: MBTI Test
Have you ever watched a movie that involves high school or college teens? Most of these movies have something in
Mastering the Art of Persuasion: Ethos, Pathos, and Logos
I once saw a TikTok video about an English woman trying to buy something on a Chinese market. At first,
🎙️Taste, Judgement, and the Traits of Great Founders with Sondre Rasch
David speaks with Sondre Rasch, Co-founder and CEO of SafetyWing, a global social safety net for remote workers and companies.
Conquer Your To-Do List with the Pomodoro Technique: Bye-bye Procrastination, Hello Productivity!
Feeling overwhelmed by your never-ending to-do list? Is procrastination rearing its ugly head? Meet the Pomodoro Technique, to help you
Igniting Your Potential: The Power of Activation Energy
Have you ever felt trapped in a stagnant state, unable to make headway toward your aspirations? It's an
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🎙️Building World-Class Athletes with Jamie Smith
David speaks with Jamie Smith, founder and Head Sports Preparation coach of The U of Strength. They talked about: 🌦️ Impact
The Power of Gratitude: How Appreciation Transforms Your Life and Relationships
There was a mom taking care of her baby and all her household chores. She was so busy that she
Applying The Buffet Formula: "Go to Bed Smarter Than When You Woke Up”
In today's age of information overload, it's easy to get lost in the sea of data
