Episodes (Page 4)
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Sean's curiosity stems from intrinsic motivation and parental support that encourages learning without pressure
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Fear serves as both motivation and obstacle
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Social media algorithms often prioritize outrage for engagement, but Pinterest CEO is working to tune algorithms toward positive experiences
Bill Ready
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Moral ambition means stopping capable people from wasting their talents and encouraging them to make meaningful contributions
Rutger Bregman
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The 'genius myth' elevates individual brilliance while obscuring the collaborative work, resources, and support behind great achievements
Helen Lewis
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AI may play a future role in dating by helping vet potential partners and improving match quality before first meetings
Whitney Wolfe Herd
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Failure and embarrassment are essential ingredients in building a successful comedy and entertainment career
Ed Helms
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Attention spans haven't shortened; what's changed is the objects of our focus due to technological shifts
Daniel Immerwahr
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Taste preferences are influenced by genetics (like the 'super taster' gene), early exposure, and individual sensory sensitivity
Rachel Herz
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John Green advocates fighting 'diseases of injustice'
John Green
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Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer Ron Chernow identifies outsized accomplishments through studying ambition, resilience, and overcoming adversity
Ron Chernow
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Confidence gaps can be closed by reframing responsibility as an opportunity to serve rather than prove personal worth
Jacinda Ardern
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Susan Dominus explores the significant, often overlooked, power of siblings.
Susan Dominus
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Adam Grant addresses generational challenges and stereotypes in the workplace.
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Adam Grant questions the exaggeration of generational differences at work.
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Michael McCullough discusses the psychology and science of forgiveness.
Michael McCullough
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Sincere apologies require more than saying 'I'm sorry'
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Identity capitalism pressures people to constantly self-surveil and curate their online personas for marketability
Jia Tolentino
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Personal branding backfires because it prioritizes image over substance and can damage your actual reputation
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Women disproportionately take on non-promotable tasks at work, limiting their career growth and advancement opportunities
Linda Babcock