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Barnes & Noble CEO James Daunt in Conversation with Maribel Pérez Wadsworth

Knight Foundation

Barnes & Noble CEO James Daunt argues that reviving struggling industries like bookstores and journalism requires rejecting short-term cost-cutting measures that erode morale and quality, instead favoring a philosophy rooted in patience, long-term thinking, and authentic community engagement. He emp …

What Does Your Future Self Want You To Do Today?

Chris Williamson

In this discussion, Jimmy Carr introduces a powerful mental framework for decision-making: asking what your future self would want you to do today. This question is designed to pull individuals out of their immediate present moment and reduce reliance on confused chemical signals from the body that …

Managing $2 Trillion: AI Bubbles & Contrarian Investing | Nicolai Tangen

The Knowledge Project Podcast

Nicolai Tangen argues that high ambition, which flourished during historical golden ages of open trade like Rome or Venice, has been eroded today by rising protectionism and closed societies. In the current investment landscape, he identifies signs of an AI bubble driven by circularity in ownership …

Alex Hormozi’s Warning: Stop Chasing AI, Build This Instead!

The Diary Of A CEO

Alex Hormozi begins by addressing the emotional realities of entrepreneurship, noting that fear is a natural starting point but emphasizing that founders must prioritize their future vision over others' opinions to survive long-term challenges like grief or failure. He warns against blindly chasing …