Identity matters. Each of our unique identifiers is a lens through which we experience life. Brandon Stone explains how some identifiers grant advantages and disadvantages and how to recognize and understand differences.
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38:34Laird Hamilton shares lessons he’s learned from spending a life embracing and riding the large and small waves of the ocean and how those lessons translate to life on solid ground.
41:11Rita McGrath discusses her book, Seeing Around Corners: How To Spot Inflection Points In Business Before They Happen, and presents strategies for thinking ahead of inflection points.
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29:11Former NFL player turned author and renowned speaker, Trent Shelton, shares his journey and how your current situation is not an indicator of your final destination.
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35:25Join author and business titan, Janice Bryant Howroyd, as she shares her delightful wisdom and insight into seeing who you really are and understanding the potential of those around you.