Jessica Lahey On The Gift of Failure
We all want what's best for our kids. So we roll up our sleeves and insert ourselves in their education, pitching in on homework and managing school projects. We stimulate them with an endless revolvi...
3 Apr 20171h 54min
Adam Braun On Lightning Moments, Reimagining Education & Blazing A Life of Purpose
It’s no secret that aspects of our current education system are at best antiquated, at worst broken. Whether it's quality education in the developing world, properly training people to meet our rapidl...
27 Mar 20171h 39min
How To Be A Little Bit Better Tomorrow Than You Are Today — Sydney Q&A
This mid-week episode of the podcast is a fun, dynamic Q&A session from our recent Plantpower Way event at Paddington Town Hall in Sydney, Australia. Some of the topics covered include: * raising vega...
24 Mar 201757min
Conor Dwyer: An Olympic Gold Medalist On Why Hard Work Beats Talent That Doesn’t Work Hard
I know what you’re thinking. It's rather convenient for any Olympic athlete to say that hard work trumps talent. For perspective, take a glance at the palmarès of this week's guest: * 2012 London Olym...
20 Mar 20171h 29min
“What The Health” – How Corporate Collusion Is Making Us Sick & Costing Us Trillions
Imagine four commercial airliners crashing every single hour of every single day of every single year. It's unfathomable. And yet that is how many Americans die from heart disease annually. In fact, a...
13 Mar 20171h 58min
Brogan Graham On Igniting A Fitness Revolution
There are leaders and then there are followers. The best leaders engender devotion to a big, new idea. But only a few successfully grow their conceit into a thriving a enterprise that withstands the t...
6 Mar 20172h
Why You Should Be Devotional, Not Emotional — And How Insistence Trumps Resistance
Julie Piatt joins me for another mid-week installment of the podcast — a twist on my normal format where we go deep on a specific topic. This is a conversation about how to best bridge the emotional l...
3 Mar 20171h 6min
Kimberley Chambers Swims With Sharks: The World’s Greatest Female Marathon Swimmer On Turning Adversity To Advantage
Close your eyes and imagine yourself 30 miles off the coast of San Francisco, swimming in the freezing cold, shark-infested waters famously dubbed the Red Triangle. No wetsuit. In the middle of the ni...
27 Feb 20172h 6min
