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301 Garry Turner: Give Yourself Permission to Disrupt the Status Quo
Innovation doesn't have to be world-changing. In fact, Garry Turner says it's crucial, even if you've been doing the same job at the same company for decades. Garry is a fierce advocate for internal disruption: Challenging the status quo wi
300 Tom Peters: Listening Is….
A wise man once said, " Listening is the ultimate mark of respect, Listening is the heart and soul of engagement." On the commemoration of our 300th episode, the Disruptive Advisors team would like to thank you for your respect, as we striv
ENCORE-General Stanley McChrystal: The Biggest Risk to You Is Yourself
Sometimes the business landscape can be a battlefield, but this week's guest puts all that in perspective. General Stanley McChrystal is a highly decorated U.S. Army veteran who is no stranger to real battlefields. He's a retired four-star
299 Jennifer Moss: The Cure For Burnout Isn't Self-Care
A healthy amount of stress is so important for personal growth, but chronic stress that demands our attention 24/7 can disconnect us from our work, colleagues, and purpose. This is burnout, and Jennifer Moss observes that we are facing an e
298 Steve Arntz: Your True Purpose May Not Be Revealed Yet
Even when our best laid plans are rock-solid, life (and the marketplace) has other ideas. Some surveys suggest that 70% of successful businesses end up doing something they never intended in the beginning. For career and personal growth, be
297 Will Ahmed: What You Measure Matters
Will Ahmed and this podcast have a mission in common: To maximize human potential. For Will, it's all about the data of health. He's the founder and CEO of WHOOP, which makes wearable tech-like fitness bands that track things like heart rat
296 Brad Feld & Matt Blumberg: How to Get the Most From Your Board of Directors
What is a board of directors? What is its purpose, and what makes for a good board member? And how can you get value from a board, especially if you're a startup? This week, we have another tactical learning episode to answer these question
295 Jesse Iwuji: Never Let Someone's Opinion of You Become Your Reality
Jesse Iwuji is a first-generation Nigerian-American, U.S. Navy reserve officer, college football star, and if that's not enough: an accomplished and beloved professional NASCAR driver. So, how did he become a racing star? He just … wanted i
294 Arthur Brooks: Are You Investing in Your "Happiness 401k?"
Many successful people at the top of their field hit a certain age, and the excitement of work starts to diminish. It may seem counterintuitive: Wouldn't mastery lead to satisfaction? Social scientist and author Arthur C. Brooks thinks of i