Here’s the twist: a mindshift isn’t a one-time shift. Brian Solis says it’s a mindset—a way of constantly looking forward, not just adapting in the moment but anticipating what’s next and acting on it. Stop reacting. Start thinking ahead. 🎧 Full episode out now: bit.ly/mindshiftbrian

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We hear “mindset shift” all the time—but what does it really require? Brian Solis breaks it down: It’s the ability to pause, step back, and challenge how you see the world🤝 🎧 Dive into the full episode: bit.ly/mindshiftbrian

In reality, most environments change faster than plans can adapt (markets shift, industries evolve)🤔 Control is often temporary, but flexibility endures. Optionality—having multiple viable paths—creates a different kind of power! guykawasaki.substack...

Are you building the future—or just reacting to it? In this episode of Remarkable People, Brian Solis breaks down what a true mindshift looks like—and why most companies get stuck optimizing the past instead of inventing what’s next. 🎧 Listen and start shaping your future: bit.ly/mindshiftbrian

My latest book, Everybody Has Something to Hide, is now available in Spanish! 👐 Todos tenemos algo que ocultar: Cómo y por qué usar Signal para preservar tu privacidad, tu seguridad y tu bienestar. 📚 Book link: www.amazon.com/Todos...

Are heroes born—or made? 🤔 After years studying Argentina’s abuelas, Haley Cohen Gilliland sees both at play. The circumstances were unimaginable, but something in these women pushed them to act. Sometimes history doesn’t create heroes—it reveals them ✨ 👂Tune in here: bit.ly/haleygrandmothers

"But,what am I gonna do when they say, ‘Papa, back in the 2020s, did you do enough?’" “They’re gonna ask that, and I want to make sure we have a very good answer by the time they’re old enough to ask that question.” Pete Buttigieg

When Haley Cohen Gilliland first learned about Argentina’s abuelas, she was stunned—grandmothers searching for grandchildren stolen during a dictatorship 😳 She tells their story in this episode and her new book A Flower Traveled in My Blood 📖https://bit.ly/haleygrandmothers

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Allbirds pivots to from shoes to AI. Stock up 700%. But we're not in a bubble...

What would you do if a dictatorship stole your grandchildren? Journalist Haley Cohen Gilliland tells the astonishing true story of the Argentine grandmothers who refused to stop searching for the babies taken from their families during the military regime. 🎧 Don't miss this: bit.ly/haleygrandmothers

Size alone doesn’t create value ⚡ A wide network gives you access, but access without trust rarely converts into anything meaningful. A deep network gives you trust, context, and continuity. 👀 Latest substack: guykawasaki.substack...

What happens when our shared beliefs start to fracture? 🇺🇸⚡ @bradmeltzer.com dives into how the breakdown of common values—and the quiet erosion of decency—can feel like an attack on the American Dream itself. It’s a powerful, honest conversation you don’t want to miss 🎧 bit.ly/bradviper

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Why does a place surrounded by death feel so full of purpose? 🤯 @bradmeltzer.com takes us inside Dover, where morticians quietly serve families in their darkest moments—and reveals the unexpected hope behind The Viper. 💡 Don't miss this episode: bit.ly/bradviper

Charisma can launch a company, but culture and systems sustain it. Build an environment that doesn’t depend on you, and you build something that lasts! 🗣️ Substack article: guykawasaki.substack...

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The idea of a lone genius having a eureka moment makes for a great story—but it’s mostly a myth. Scott Anthony explains that real disruption comes from teams, long timelines, and messy experimentation. It’s not magic—it’s human 🚀 Tune in: bit.ly/epicdisruptions"

Are the best disruptors sitting around asking, ‘How do I disrupt an industry?’ Or are they asking a much simpler question: ‘How do I make this cheaper and easier?’ According to Scott Anthony, the winners focus on simplicity—and disruption follows! 🎧 Listen now: bit.ly/epicdisruptions"

www.theguardian.com/commentisfre... I use AI everyday to write my books. I have an obligation to write the best book that I can for my readers. That means using every tool that's necessary.

Pressure doesn’t create character; it reveals it! 🤯 Latest substack here: guykawasaki.substack...

EFF Executive Director Cindy Cohn will be on The Daily Show tonight, Monday March 30, at 11 pm ET and PT, speaking with host Jon Stewart. Watch the interview live on Comedy Central. Extended episodes are released shortly thereafter on Paramount Plus as well as in segments on YouTube.

@mizzwelch.bsky.social didn’t hedge—and she didn’t soften it. When asked what she wants from leadership, she had a clear answer: step aside and let real fighters take the lead. It’s a bold call for accountability at a moment she believes demands urgency 🎙️ ⚡Listen now: bit.ly/jenniferhadit

An important book to read now! www.amazon.com/dp/B0FCFD8VZ...

Today is the day to listen to Erica Chenoweth and the 3.5% concept. guykawasaki.com/how-civil-re...

theconversation.com/two-verdicts... "The tobacco litigation of the 1990s ultimately ... imposed permanent restrictions on marketing practices and funded public health programs for decades. The public nuisance theory ... is designed to produce an analogous structural outcome for social media."

What scares you more: router made in China or router approved by this FTC?

Could there be more to life than making crypto successful and capital gains tax low? thehill.com/opinion/heal...

She’s not just calling out the obvious villains—she’s calling out the ones who should be fighting for us! @mizzwelch.bsky.social breaks down why the people who make her the angriest aren’t who you’d expect… it’s the ones staying silent when it matters most. 🎙️Don't miss it: bit.ly/jenniferhadit

@mizzwelch.bsky.social, co-host of the hit podcast I’ve Had It, joins me to talk about moral courage, unapologetic political commentary, loving someone through addiction, and what it really means to bet on yourself. This conversation pulls no punches🎙️🔥 bit.ly/jenniferhadit

Come to think of it, who needs a router?

Did Steve Jobs alter the universe? 🌍 @davidpogue.bsky.social makes the case: bringing computers into homes didn’t just change technology—it set off a chain reaction that reshaped how we live, work, and connect ⚡ This wasn’t just innovation—it was a shift in reality: bit.ly/applepogue

This story is about Steve Wozniak. When early Apple employees were left out of stock options, Woz didn’t argue—he just gave them his own shares. No PR move. No strategy. Just generosity 🤯 In this episode, @davidpogue.bsky.social shares the story that captures who Woz really is: bit.ly/applepogue

Apple didn’t start in a garage—and that’s just the beginning! @davidpogue.bsky.social joins me to unpack the real stories behind Apple: The First 50 Years. We talk myths, mission-driven leadership, and why Apple still shapes the culture: bit.ly/applepogue

The Fourth Amendment relies on a reasonableness standard. But Cindy Cohn points out that if we normalize surveillance, our privacy expectations shrink—and so do our rights.⚖️💻 🎧 Check out the episode: bit.ly/cindyprivacy @eff.org

So honored to have earned the endorsement of SEIU California State Council & the 750,000 workers they represent all across CA. Together, we’re going to create a future where every family has a seat at the table and where our economy works for those who build it.

“National security” is often the reason given for new surveillance powers. But Cindy Cohn asks: Did those policies actually address what the 9/11 Commission identified? 🧠⚖️ A fascinating moment in this conversation. 🎧 Listen now: bit.ly/cindyprivacy @eff.org

What does it take to stare down the government—and win? 🔐⚖️ Cindy Cohn joins Remarkable People to unpack encryption, metadata, Section 230, and the constitutional battles shaping your digital life. We also talk about her powerful new memoir, Privacy’s Defender. @eff.org

How much cash should you have on hand? Tarun Ramadorai says enough emergency savings to cover three months of expenses. The reality is nearly half of households don’t have that cushion— it’s often because the system itself makes building that safety net so difficult. 🎧 Link: bit.ly/tarunmoney

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Why do smart people make bad money decisions?💲 Tarun Ramadorai says it’s not carelessness—our brains just aren’t wired for modern finance. 💰 In this episode of Remarkable People, he breaks down the biggest mistakes people make with money and why they happen: bit.ly/tarunmoney