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"I Know It When I See It" Doesn't Scale
What AI taught Hilary Gridley about becoming a better manager
Aug 11
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You can’t choose what happens, but you can choose how you respond
Managing Adversity with Don Faul
Jul 28
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Molly Graham
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The Business Case for Giving Things Away
Radical Generosity with Chris Anderson
Jul 21
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Molly Graham
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Where does your clarity come from?
Faith at Work with Stacy Brown-Philpot
Jul 14
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Molly Graham
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The Work Twisties
Getting lost in your career and finding yourself again with Ify Walker
Jul 7
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Molly Graham
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Culture is what you do, not what you say
A WorkLife conversation with Mike Schroepfer
Jun 23
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Molly Graham
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How to Tell When to Keep Going (and When to Run)
What building Stripe actually felt like — with Claire Hughes Johnson
Jun 16
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FAQ - How to disagree productively, know which hills to die on, and find your mentors with Ashley Murphy
This week, we’re introducing a different kind of episode: Frequently Asked Questions.
Jun 9
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Molly Graham
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Mark Rober on how to play the long game without losing yourself
Mark Rober built one of YouTube's biggest channels by posting once a month for 15 years. Here's what that kind of patience actually looks like from the…
Jun 2
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Molly Graham
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How to step confidently into the unknown with Manoush Zomorodi
What happens when your industry keeps reinventing itself underneath you? In this episode, Manoush Zomorodi shares lessons from surviving multiple waves…
May 26
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Molly Graham
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You're closer to an AI expert than you think with Max Mullen
If the conversation around AI has been making you tired, this episode might actually help. Max Mullen makes the case that you're hours—not years—from…
May 19
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Molly Graham
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Why you should take a risk every day with Julie Zhuo
Most of us think of risk-taking as something binary — you either have it or you don't. Julie Zhuo spent a year proving otherwise.
May 12
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Molly Graham
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