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332 Jaime Leverton: Cryptography in Action
For almost as long as humans have been using coins and dollars to trade and grow, we've also been using them as weapons. It's almost a magical thing, one thing that can be traded for anything you want. And the people in charge of that curre
331 David Burkus: Trust, Risk and Respect
We form teams every day. Boarding a plane, figuring out the best place for overhead bags. On the highway, we form impromptu caravans to squeeze through traffic. There are the more formal teams, too, the ones we occupy at work or at home. We
330 Shade Zahrai: Your Opinion Of Yourself
Were we born with our instincts, or were they imprinted on us as at an early age? How do turtles know to lay their eggs in the exact spot they themselves were hatched? It's part of a field called evolutionary psychology -- evolving in ways
329 Listener Roundtable: The Building Block Of That Growth Is You
We start every episode of this show with those words -- the building block of that growth is you. Today, we want to bring our focus back to that philosophy, that change begins with the individual. Every question for our guests, and every sh
328 Ed Catmull: Zen And The Art Of Making Movies
A rat learns to cook. A trash compactor learns to love. Two office workers -- who are the monsters under your bed, mind you -- discover a new source of renewable energy. The possibilities at Pixar are infinite. But how do you shoot a movie
327 Sudha Ranganathan: A True Practitioner
If this show was about medicine, we do a lot of classroom learning. But today we're going to hear from the equivalent of a front-line Army medic, hitting the ground to get an idea of how all these theories about leadership actually get used
326 Zeynep Ton: Figure It Out
When sales are down and overhead costs are skyrocketing, what's the instinct? Cut costs, maybe? Fire some folks? Trim down, get leaner? Zeynep Ton says that instinct is shortsighted. It's outdated. More than just old, it's a deadly cycle, b
325 HRH Ambassador Reema Bandar: Architects Should Be Forgotten
Representation is the basis of our political system. We can't get everyone's vote on every issue – folks are busy, and that would take way too much time. So we pick someone we trust. Have you ever represented someone else? It's terrifying.
324 Kelly Richmond Pope: Predator, Prey and Whistleblowers
What does it mean to be the only one in the room who knows something is wrong? You're the only one in your company who sees the number they missed. What do you do? Do you speak up? Try this on -- is anything really that bad going to happen
323 Shirzad Chamine: Look At The Palm Of Your Hand
It's said that cliches become cliches for a reason. There's at least a bit of truth to them. So try this one on - you are your own worst enemy. There's a reason it gets repeated. Everyone finds a moment where you just can't get out of your
322 Vanessa Patrick: Marigolds and Black Walnuts
Have you ever had trouble saying something simple, like "no?" No, I can't do that. What about all the times you might have said yes, when in your heart all you wanted to say was, no? Vanessa Patrick is an award-winning consumer psychologist
321 Magdalena Mook: Don't Be Mediocre
The temptation to compromise on our values is always there. Compromising could make things easier for us. Not only can it get you out of a hole, compromising could even make the number on your paycheck bigger. Sometimes we have to. Sometime
320 Robert Pasin: Memories That Last A Lifetime
You know that little bright red wagon, with the long front handle? Maybe, you might have even sat in one, careening down a hill. The wagon, and the company that makes them, is called Radio Flyer. Over a hundred years since that first stampe
319 Stacey Gordon: Reworking Work
Joining us this week is Executive Advisor and Diversity Strategist Stacey Gordon. Stacey is the Founder and Principal Consultant of Rework Work, and author of UNBIAS: Addressing Unconscious Bias at Work.
BONUS-Tom Peters: Resume Virtues and Eulogy Virtues
Tom Peters has walked many, many paths in life, more than many of us can claim. He's been a Navy Seabee overseas in Vietnam, a White House advisor, a McKinsey consultant, even a PBS show host. You might know him as the author of the 80s man
Encore-Emma McAdam: Stop Trying to Feel Better and Get Better at Feeling
Mental health has never been more top-of-mind than in recent years, and Emma McAdam has built an extraordinary therapeutic resource in an unlikely place: YouTube. Emma is a licensed marriage and family therapist best known for her incredibl
315 Kute Blackson: Yes, Surrender!
We tend to associate the word surrender with quitting or giving up. Something less than honorable. In his book, The Magic of Surrender: Finding the Courage to Let Go, transformational teacher and bestselling author Kute Blackson endeavors t
ENCORE-Ozan Varol: Think Like a Rocket Scientist
Leaping to a new S-Curve of learning can be an overwhelming experience. As we transition from being at the top of our field into a new and less experienced trajectory, our emotions and anxieties can get the best of us. Our guest this week b
314 Morra Aarons-Mele: Leading with Anxiety
Anxiety isn't bad….it's just data. For some it can even serve as a catalyst, driving them to achieve. Morra Aarons-Mele is the founder of the communications firm Women Online, and hosts the award-winning Anxious Achiever podcast for LinkedI
313 Tony O'Driscoll: Be The Change
This week we're chatting with Tony O'Driscoll, professor at Duke University's School of Business. Tony is co-author of the graphic novel, Everyday Superhero: How You Can Inspire Everyone And Create Real Change at Work.
312 Tim Harrison: The Enjoyable Pain of Growth
Tim Harrison knows a thing or two about growth. At a young age, doctors said Tim would be physically behind all his peers. He outgrew every single one. During his time playing basketball in college, Tim faced significant on and off court ch
311 Mauro Porcini: Love ≠ Profit
Mauro Porcini was the first Chief Design Officer at both 3M and PepsiCo. He's also author of the book, The Human Side of Innovation: The Power of People in Love with People On this week's show, Mauro shares with us his insights on how we ca
310 Angela Ahrendts: What Breaks Your Heart?
Stewardship. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Servant leadership. Not the first things that come to mind when thinking about leadership in the corporate world, but our guest today sees these as indispensable core values th
309 Tina Opie: Don't Talk About it. Be About It
Joining us this week is Tina Opie, author of "Shared Sisterhood: How to Take Collective Action for Racial and Gender Equity at Work". My conversation with Tina was a tough one, but I hope it's just as meaningful for you as it was for me.
308 Carol Kauffman: The Coaching Spirit
Victor Frankl once said, "Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In that response lies our growth and freedom". Our guest this week seeks to help us optimize that space. Carol Kauf
307 Andre Menezes: There's Something We Can Do About It
Andre Menezes is the CEO of Next Gen Foods. On this week's episode, Andre will share insights from his journey of becoming a visionary in the world of sustainable food production. We'll also learn how Andre developed a broader perspective a
306 Jennifer Smith: Working Smarter, Harder and Faster
What is special about you and what you know how to do, and how do you scale yourself ? How do you make sure you spend most of your time doing that thing? Jennifer Smith, C.E.O. and co-founder of Scribe joins Whitney to discuss this and so m
305 Jon Clifton: How Do You Rate Your life?
Happiness...at work. A novel concept? An oxymoron? Far from it. Jon Clifton is the CEO of Gallup, and author of Blind Spot: The Global Rise of Unhappiness and How Leaders Missed It. Jon joins Whitney this week to discuss how happiness in th
304 Mbali Maseko: I'm A Product of My Home Environment
Joining Whitney this week is Mbali Maseko, Head of Well Being at Sasol South Africa, a global chemical and energy company. Mbali has a Masters in Public Health, a Masters in Business Administration and an Honors degree in Dietetics, attaine
303 Seth Godin: You're an Imposter, and So am I!
This week Whitney shares a portion of one of her recent LinkedIn Live sessions. Joining Whitney this week is NY Times best-selling author, Seth Godin – his most famous books being This is Marketing and Linchpin. In this episode, Whitney and
