This has been my favorite podcast for the last few months. I’m a little bit of a movie nerd. These people are BIG movie nerds. I’m having so much fun eavesdropping. Most people will know Brett Goldstein from his role as Roy Kent on Ted Lasso. That’s certainly where I discovered him. But, there’s more … Continue reading Podcast Of The Week: Brett Goldstein’s Films To Be Buried With
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Sam Zell’s Playboy Business
Sam Zell was known for his investment acumen. But Patrick O’Shaugnessy shared this quote on where one of his first business ideas came from: On one of my walks I discovered a newsstand underneath the “L” tracks. It was 1953, and a provocative new magazine called Playboy had just made its debut featuring Marilyn Monroe … Continue reading Sam Zell’s Playboy Business
Podcast Of The Week: Ice Cube On WTF
I’ve already pumped it quite a bit, but please, go check out Ice Cube on WTF with Marc Maron. This is one of my favorite podcasts in recent memory for the stories. Insane stories. Beautiful stories. It really was a good day after all stories. Like how he started rapping, how he got into movies, … Continue reading Podcast Of The Week: Ice Cube On WTF
Discovering Tools In Your Toolbox
I didn’t know I was going to need that. Not the middle school math whine of “when am I ever going to use this,” but a statement. There are all these little things we pick up along the way that can change your life later. In the WTF Ice Cube interview, he talks about how … Continue reading Discovering Tools In Your Toolbox
Podcast Of The Week: Kweli And Murs On El-P (And A Personal Story)
Ok YouTube algorithm. I really - and I mean REALLY - didn’t want to watch a video with “white rappers in hip-hop” in the title. But then I noticed it was Talib Kweli and Murs talking, and that said “white rapper” in question was El-P. Murs calls El, “My Chuck D.” Kweli says El laid … Continue reading Podcast Of The Week: Kweli And Murs On El-P (And A Personal Story)
Podcast Of The Week: Ben Hunt On Rational Optimism
Ben Hunt is back on Howard Lindzon’s podcast and I couldn’t be more excited about seeing both of them speak at Epsilon Connect in just a few weeks - so I had to listen (and share it here). Of all the things in this conversation I love, Ben Hunt’s explanation of “finding your pack” really … Continue reading Podcast Of The Week: Ben Hunt On Rational Optimism
Podcast Of The Week: Dyson, Dyson, Dyson
We’re all going to be Dyson fanatics now. Or at least that's my goal for all of of my friends these days. David Senra read James Dysons out of print biography, Against the Odds: An Autobiography of James Dyson for the 4th time. His podcast talking through his notes is exceptional. In a post-tech gods world, … Continue reading Podcast Of The Week: Dyson, Dyson, Dyson
So Lonely (Murthy And Galloway)
Hurt people hurt people. And, speaking from experience, a lot of hurt people are lonely. If we don’t know how to maintain, invest, and reinvest in relationships - and hello, I’ve SUCKED at this quite a bit in my life, so I’m speaking with first-hand knowledge - we all get lonely from time to time … Continue reading So Lonely (Murthy And Galloway)
Podcast Of The Week: Jason Isbell’s Documentary w/ Bill Simmons
I was stoked when I found out the Duplass brothers were doing a Jason Isbell documentary with Bill Simmons as executive producer for HBO. If you have the HBO subscription, we watched Running With Our Eyes Closed once already, and I'm planning to watch it two or three times in the coming weeks. It's awesome. … Continue reading Podcast Of The Week: Jason Isbell’s Documentary w/ Bill Simmons
The I/We/It Tool For Difficult Conversations
A difficult conversation tool: I/We/It Vectors This comes from Doug Stone and Sheila Heen’s Harvard Negotiation Project work and their two books. In any conversation, meaning is flowing on 3 levels (or vectors, but I’m not that fancy). In any difficult conversation, there’s a block on one of these three levels. The I/We/It tool helps … Continue reading The I/We/It Tool For Difficult Conversations