042: Howard Chang | Embrace Failure to Succeed
Howard Chang was a karate champion at 17, but he derives more satisfaction from being bad at something than he does from being a master. At 17 he completely switched gears to endurance racing, a sport...
30 Juni 201518min
041: Carl Quintanilla | Why You Should Say Yes
Carl Quintanilla, weekend NBC Nightly News anchor, decided to make the jump from The Wall Street Journal to Television when the future of print looked uncertain. Though he has secured a coveted positi...
23 Juni 201519min
040: FATHERS DAY BONUS | Dr. Joe Galasso
Dr. Galasso has, in his work with developmentally disabled Spartans, motivated some 2000 gritty children across the finish line. This endeavor is a great model for the no less formidable challenge par...
18 Juni 201523min
039: Dick Costolo | Twitter CEO says Business is like a Forest Fire
Dick Costolo, CEO of Twitter, is an extreme example of the high school reunion paradox. We all have seen it. Homecoming kings and queens who have sunk into mediocrity while awkward "nobodies" have som...
16 Juni 201514min
038: Underground Strength | Sacrifice as Investment
The Underground Strength Training crew is about to be subjected to a 24 hr. workout, but as entrepreneurs they are well accustomed to that dynamic. They have some great insight (Like the failsafe man ...
9 Juni 201526min
037: Dan Richards | When Should You Quit?
Dan Richards, Global Rescue CEO, is here to remind you that there’s a fine line between pushing through adversity and putting yourself in unreasonable peril. His company Global Rescue rescues those wh...
2 Juni 201522min
036: Can You Ride a City Bike Up the Toughest Climb in the Tour de France
How far would you take a dare, especially one that started as a joke? These guys took it all the way up Mont Ventoux, the iconic slog of the Tour de France, on a clunky cumbersome rental bike built fo...
26 Maj 201525min
035: Robert Sternberg Isn't Interested in Your IQ
Professor Robert Sternberg, psychologist and psychometrician thinks schools have been testing and teaching the wrong qualities for the last century. What if we've been frittering away vast amounts of ...
19 Maj 201526min
