Getting picked isn't random. In his new book Lucky By Design, Judd Kessler explains how hidden markets shape everything from job offers to sold-out tickets⚡ ➡️ Tune in now: guykawasaki.com/how-...

Why do some people always seem to get the opportunity—and others don’t? 📈 Judd Kessler says it’s not luck—it’s understanding the hidden rules behind how things are allocated! 🎧 Start playing smarter: guykawasaki.com/how-...

Misty Heggeness joins Guy to unpack the ideas behind Swiftynomics—and why women are increasingly building their own paths instead of waiting for old systems to change. 🎙️ New episode out now: guykawasaki.com/why-...

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Taylor Swift may be the hook, but this episode is really about something much bigger 💫 Why does the economy count some contributions and ignore others? Misty Heggeness explains why invisible labor, caregiving, and women's economic power deserve a closer look. 👂 guykawasaki.com/why-...

Most careers are judged by upward movement. But not all progress is vertical. Some of the most valuable moves happen sideways, where the gains are less visible but more durable! 👏 Substack article: guykawasaki.substack...

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🚨 What if the biggest risk to a company isn’t failure—but success? Eric Ries unpacks why great companies lose their values, how trust gets broken, & what leaders can do about it. His new book Incorruptible might completely change how you think about business 🎧 guykawasaki.com/what...

👐 In the latest Remarkable People conversation, Eric Ries shares on why great organizations lose their integrity, how short-term incentives erode trust, and why his new book Incorruptible argues for a different kind of capitalism: guykawasaki.com/what...

The most durable careers are not built on a single strength. They are built on the ability to recombine skills in new ways as circumstances change. Flexibility becomes a form of leverage! 🤙 Read my latest Substack: guykawasaki.substack...

Can a company scale without losing its soul? Eric Ries says most businesses aren’t destroyed overnight—they slowly drift away from the values that made them matter in the first place. 🎧 Listen now: guykawasaki.com/what...

What if talking to strangers actually made you happier? 🤝 Nicholas Epley explains why small interactions have a bigger impact than we realize! 💡Listen here: guykawasaki.com/why-...

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A quick hello. A short conversation. A better day! Nicholas Epley shares why being a little more social matters more than you think. 🎧 Tune into: guykawasaki.com/why-...

Pete Souza spent years photographing two presidents—and waiting for the exact right moment to press the shutter ✨ This episode will change how you think about photography and leadership 🎙️ guykawasaki.com/insi...

One frame. One moment. One story that lasts forever. White House photographer Pete Souza joins Remarkable People to talk about trust, timing, and capturing humanity at the highest level 📸 guykawasaki.com/insi...

For those of you who like audio books, the audio version of this book is out today. The author is the remarkable Peg Fitzpatrick. We worked together for years. And without Peg, Canva probably wouldn't be part of my life. www.amazon.com/dp/B0G6ZKFS3N

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What does history look like from just a few feet away? 👀 Pete Souza spent years inside the White House capturing Ronald Reagan and Barack Obama —no staging, no filters, just real moments. His photos didn’t just document history… they shaped how we remember it. Listen now 🎧 bit.ly/petephoto

Don't make the mistake of solving before understanding 👐 guykawasaki.substack...

EFF isn't afraid to punch above our weight ✊ We're taking on companies and governments that are trying to erode your right to privacy online. We just need your support to continue these battles. eff.org/spring

A meaningful life isn’t built by accident. Dave Evans breaks down what actually creates meaning—and why fulfillment alone won’t cut it. 🎧 Tune in for the full conversation: bit.ly/davemeaning

My buddy Allan Davidson spreading the news of my latest book 🤙 🎧 soundbytesradio.com/...

Purpose gets a lot of attention. Meaning is a different story. Dave Evans explains why fulfillment and impact aren’t the full picture—and what actually makes life feel meaningful. 🎧 Listen now: bit.ly/davemeaning

An awesome article about my interview with Dave Evans on how to live a meaningful life…https://www.santacruzworks.org/news/meaning-isnt-the-prize-at-the-end-its-the-moment-youre-actually-in “What actually makes life feel meaningful day to day?” Tune into the podcast episode: bit.ly/davemeaning

Free download. Because privacy matters more than royalties, you can download my new book about Signal on home page: guykawasaki.com The EPUB is both the English and Spanish versions.

Because privacy matters more than royalties, you can download my new book about Signal for free on home page: guykawasaki.com The EPUB is both the English and Spanish versions.

Stop chasing “the meaning of life.” Dave Evans says that question might be the wrong one entirely. In this episode, he breaks down how meaning actually works—and why impact and fulfillment alone won’t get you there. 🎧 Listen now and rethink what makes life feel meaningful: bit.ly/davemeaning

In the long run, low-friction/low-irritation people win because everyone wants to keep working with them. 🎒Read the full article here: guykawasaki.substack...

What makes someone a great listener?👂It’s not just hearing words. Haru Yamada explains that listening happens on multiple channels—information and relationship. Most of us only tune into one! 🎧 Tune in and level up how you listen: bit.ly/harulisten

Most conversations are speaker-led—who talks, who leads, who decides 💬 But what if the real power is with the listener? Haru Yamada explains how listener-led communication builds trust and deeper understanding. 🎧 Listen and rethink how you communicate: bit.ly/harulisten

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Are you actually listening… or just waiting to talk? Haru Yamada has spent decades studying how we listen—and why most of us get it wrong. In this episode, she shares insights from her new book Kiku: The Japanese Art of Good Listening 👂 🎧 Don't miss this episode: bit.ly/harulisten

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

Wispr Flow is so good. Best new app I've found in years. You have to try it.

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...