Award-winning author, growth visionary, and host of the “Disrupt Yourself” podcast Whitney Johnson talks about decision making, mastering FOMO, and tapping into what she calls The Great Aspiration for growth.
Founder of fitness and wellness app ClassPass, Payal Kadakia explores the financial realities of starting your own company, rejecting traditional paths to success, and how her unicorn app was able to pivot in the face of a global pandemic.
Founder & CEO of Tala, the mobile app that is revolutionizing financial services and disrupting financial accessibility, Shivani Siroya, discusses providing innovative financial solutions in order to impact social change globally.
Author of the new book Unfollow Your Passion: How to Create a Life that Matters to You, Terri Trespicio talks about unsubscribing to other peoples’ agendas, the dangers of performative passion, and how life outside your comfort zone is overrated.
Kelsey Ramsden, twice named Canada’s Top Female Entrepreneur, talks about how psychedelic psychotherapy can help you overcome a range of diagnoses from neurological conditions to various emotional disorders and how her company, Mind Cure Health, is revolutionizing digital therapeutics.
Global innovation experts Steve Blank and Peter Newell explain the importance of adopting a lean methodology for entrepreneurs, corporations, and even government agencies in order to innovate and build growth.
Founder and CEO of Bearaby, Dr. Kathrin Hamm, shares insights on risk aversion, innovation, and the story of how her career evolved from jet-setting international economist to unintentional entrepreneur, innovating sleep science and sustainability.
Ali Tamaseb, a partner at Data Collective (DCVC), joins in a discussion about how innovation is always possible, even in the tech bubble of Silicon Valley.
Join the creative forces behind the new feature film “What Breaks the Ice” to learn how the process of making a movie mirrors the journey to building a successful startup.
Jeff Madoff, director, photographer, writer, and professor at Parsons School of Design, discusses building creative careers by monetizing ideas.
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