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Best-selling author Whitney Johnson ("Disrupt Yourself") explores her passion for personal disruption through engaging conversations with disruptors. Each episode of this podcast reveals new insights about how we work, learn, and live.
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392 Orit Gadiesh: The Amazing Longtime Chairman of Bain You May Not Know About
Confidence and curiosity make a powerful tandem. Individually, either could be a positive catalyst or, if misplaced, prove to be a distraction to meaningful progress. But as a combination, they often create a mindset where even failures bec
391 Asheesh Advani: Embracing Naive Audacity within a Fixed, Flexible, and Freestyle Framework
Asheesh Advani isn't just the CEO of Junior Achievement Worldwide—he was also a participant. The program changed his life when he experienced it in middle school, and as CEO, he has guided the global NGO into more than 115 countries, involv
390 Tina Vatanka Murphy: The Shift From Understudy to Lead is Merely a Matter of Mindset
Imposter syndrome is something to which most of us can relate. The idea of doubting our own skills and abilities, even in the face of myriad accomplishments. It's a common human experience. It's easier to have faith in others than buy into
389 Jeanette Bennett: Dating Your Dream and the Art of the Reframe
It's often fascinating to pinpoint when someone received the first inkling of what their eventual career would be. For many, of course—thinking of all the kids who grew up wanting to be professional athletes, movie stars, astronauts, or fir
388 Yamini Rangan: How To Gain Credibility, Wherever You Are, By Being Curious
There's a reason we call it a mental rut – this deep groove in the mud. It's a pattern of behavior that we've dug into our brains, and when we go down this road, it's where our mental wheels get stuck. When have you been stuck in a rut? May
387 Tarsha Joyner: To Manifest Your Dreams, Put Them Into Words, Say It Out Loud, And Say It Often
The power of manifesting something into reality might seem… well, a bit silly at times. It's all over social media, for better or for worse. It can seem silly because we all know it's not as simple as saying it out loud, or creating a Pinte
386 Betty Lu: A Diversity Of Perspectives Means A Diversity Of Possibilities
Do you know that feeling, when you've been on a roadtrip for however many hours – or even, days – and you just can't bring yourself to eat another bite of fast food? The food all looks the same, the landscape outside your window starts blen
385 Nina Tandon: When You're Disrupting The World With Your Dream, Remember To Disrupt Yourself Too
What does it mean to turn a dream into a business plan? How do you take your vision of a better future, whatever that looks like, and translate that into a company? It's a difficult leap! This grand vision has to be broken down into steps,
384 Jonathan Haidt: Between TikTok And Helicopter Parents, What Happens To A Childhood Deferred (And Depressed)?
In 2022, 46 percent of American teens said they were online almost constantly. Around 80 percent of high school seniors said they use social media nearly every day, but only 30 percent say they meet up with friends every day. Since 2010 – r
383 Melissa Stockwell: How Perseverance Nurtures The Human Spirit, From Baghdad To Paris
CLICK HERE TO VOTE IN THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE PODCAST AWARDS: https://www.podcastawards.com/app/signup We all have an idea of what we want our future to look like. Maybe it's very grounded, and concrete – or maybe it's just a vague idea of how
382 Rob Allen: How To Be A Better Caregiver For The People Who Are Counting On You
CLICK HERE TO VOTE IN THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE PODCAST AWARDS: https://www.podcastawards.com/app/signup In your day-to-day, who counts on you? We're all interconnected in these webs of care, everyone leaning on someone else for support. Even Hen
381 Matt Sharrers: How To Follow In Someone's Footsteps Without Getting In Your Own Way
Ask any comedian what the hardest part of their job is, and they'll probably tell you it's being the second act in a show where the person before you just brought the house down. Suddenly you're backstage, doubting your material, listening
380 ENCORE General Stanley McChrystal: How To Strengthen Your Risk Immune System And Stop Imagining The Worst
Risk is all around us. It's baked into everything we do, into every day of our lives, a feeling that danger – and loss – lurks around every corner. It's even baked into our brains, back when we were scanning every branch and every bush for
379 ENCORE Apolo Ohno: When Your Last Closing Ceremony Is Over, What Does Life After The Olympics Look Like?
In just about a month, on the 26th of July, 10 thousand athletes from all over the world will gather in Paris for the opening ceremony of the 2024 Summer Olympics. Being an Olympian has a way of consuming a person's image. Olympians dedicat
378 Lisa Shalett: Every S Curve In Your Life Has Prepared You For This Moment (Whether You Realize It Or Not)
How many times have you looked back across your whole life, looked at all those S Curves you've taken on and thought – wow. "I guess things do come together in the end," even though, in the moment, those S Curves seemed so treacherous, and
377 ENCORE Brené Brown: How Are You Holding Yourself Back From Feeling – And Why?
Is there a particular conversation you've had with someone, that keeps resurfacing as you grow and get older? In difficult moments, you find yourself traveling back to that day at the cafe or whatever it was, sitting down for a conversation
376 Cathy Carroll: When You're Facing Generational Loggerheads, Turn Your Tug Of War Into A "Hug Of War"
It's not a pretty truth of life, but we all argue with family, eventually. In fact, those arguments can be some of the most explosive moments of our lives. But why? Is it just that the folks closest to us know how to push our buttons? If so
375 Steve Lebowitz and Eli Manning: The Plays, On And Off The Field, That Make Private Equity A Little Kinder
Think of a relationship in your life that you'd describe as a true partnership. Why did that person come to mind? There are words and phrases that come easily when you're describing a partnership that works: feeling supported, encouraged, t
374 Coaching Roundtable: What Does The Call To Coaching Mean To You?
Back in July, we tried something a little new for this show – episode 329 was all about hearing from the listeners of Disrupt Yourself. What was important to you while you were listening, what insights you wanted to bring back from older ep
373 Nathan Tanner: Are You Neglecting Your Internal Game To Succeed At The External Game?
Self-fulfilling prophecies – and falling into their trap – are part and parcel of being human. From ancient Greek tragedies to television like Breaking Bad, they've popped up time and time again. We just can't escape our flaw of telling our
372 ENCORE Michael Bungay Stanier: How You Can Turn Coaching Into An Automatic Reflex
Today, we wanted to bring back a conversation I had with Michael Bungay Stanier back in 2018, where we explored what it really means to be a coach. His self-published book The Coaching Habit had only been out for two years, and it had alrea
371 Eduardo Briceno: When You're Not Seeing Growth, Learn To Change How You're Changing
So much of what we talk about on here is change – navigating change, embracing change, creating change. I think it's fair to say that if you're listening, change of some form is on your mind. We're no strangers when it comes to figuring out
370 Roger L. Martin: How To Turn Around A Failing Business School – Without Doing A Whole Lot Of Anything
This week we've got a special episode, a longer one than we normally do. But when you have an opportunity, to talk to the person who built the Rotman School of Management into the powerhouse it is today, you have to use every minute you get
369 Ruth McKeaney: To Make A House A Home, Tailor Your Family Systems With Intention
Ask a thousand people how to make a house a home, and you might get a thousand different answers. Some will say it's family; others say it's all in the interior decor – neighborhood pride, or a furry friend, maybe. Regardless of how you ans
368 Cal Newport: Why The Factory Model Of Work Doesn't Work In The Modern Age
How many of us have mastered the skill of looking busy, at some point in our professional lives? It's an art, really – moving from one tab to another with lightspeed, peering at the screen and making that face that you think communicates de
367 Chris Dixon: (Re)learning The Streets And Signs Of Our Virtual City
Many of us feel comfortable navigating a city. Whether it's New York or Kyoto, the rules remain mostly the same. Count the amount of blocks you've walked, remember that the E train runs express to Manhattan, if you see the Duane Reade, you'
366 ENCORE Brooke Romney: Falling Into The Comparison Trap (And How To Get Out)
In this episode, we wanted to bring you a redux of a conversation I had back in 2022. As a new mom, Brooke Romney left behind her roots on Capitol Hill to move to a new community, new friend –– a new S Curve. But instead of making new conne
365 Donald Miller: How To Write Your Own Story With Intention
What makes a good story? Characters, plot, setting, sure – you can boil it down to those elements – but what makes a good story? Is it the moment where you're up all night burning the midnight oil, because you're dying to find out how it en
364 Jerry Colonna: It's Not Enough To Be An Ally – You Have To Be A Co-Conspirator
"True transformation, begins with a broken heart." It's something you'll hear our guest today say a couple of times, this idea that a real crucible moment begins when something inside you breaks. When a force fundamental to you and your sou
363 Peter Sims: A Practical Guide To Sparking Your Humanity "In An Inhuman Time"
When's the last time you felt out of place? I'm sure a lot of us have sat with that feeling, whether that's professionally or personally. It can hit you just as easily in a boardroom meeting as when you're out with friends. So now that you
