Andy Stumpf, Retired Navy SEAL: Losing control of your emotions during a stressful situation like the COVID-19 pandemic can be ‘dangerous’
By Kathleen Elkins for CNBC Andy Stumpf is Exclusively Represented by CAL Entertainment The COVID-19 pandemic and its effect on American life is unprecedented. It’s natural to feel anxious — and maybe a bit panicked. But keeping your emotions in check is more important than ever right now, says retired Navy SEAL Andy Stumpf, who was a member of […]
Kwik Brain with Jim Kwik makes 10 Best Podcasts for Self Improvement While Self-isolating
In the age of social media, it’s out with long reads and in with easy-to-understand snippets; we’re all finding new ways to absorb information.
Brent Bushnell’s Two Bit Circus Named to Fast Company’s Annual List of the World’s Most Innovative Companies 2020
The list honors the businesses making the most profound impact on both industry and culture, showcasing a variety of ways to thrive in today’s fast-changing world.
Jim Kwik – 4 habits that can improve your memory and train your brain to work like a muscle, according to a memory expert – Business Insider
Jim Kwik is Exclusively Represented by CAL Entertainment By Gabrielle Bienasz, Inc The two most costly words in business, according to memory optimization expert Jim Kwik: “I forgot.” Speaking at an event in New York City Thursday for his upcoming book, “Limitless,” which hits shelves on April 28, Kwik talked about how to increase your networking skills and overall productivity by maximizing […]
Jim Kwik – Why This Memory Expert Says You Need to Treat Your Brain Like a Muscle – INC.
Jim Kwik is Exclusively Represented by CAL Entertainment By Gabrielle Bienasz for Inc The two most costly words in business, according to memory optimization expert Jim Kwik: “I forgot.” Speaking at an event in New York City Thursday for his upcoming book, Limitless, which hits shelves on April 28, Kwik talked about how to increase your networking skills and overall productivity by maximizing your recall […]
Chris Voss: What Does a “Collaborative Negotiation” Look Like?
How do you set a tone of collaboration that sticks—especially with someone that sees the negotiation as win-lose, and they want you to lose?
It’s easier than you might think.
The secret to gaining the upper hand in negotiation is simple: Give the other side the illusion of control.
Atari founder, governor play pong with the future of work in the artificial intelligence age
The artificial intelligence revolution isn’t coming, it’s already here.
Take it from Gov. Jared Polis, a veteran of the tech startup scene introduced as Colorado’s “innovator in chief” Wednesday at a Denver Startup Week panel on the evolution of technology and its impact on everyday life.
Jason Latimer’s Most Scientific Trick – Innovation & Tech Today
Impossible Science curator Jason Latimer has a deep passion for magic and science alike, combining them in his live performances to great effect. In this exclusive snippet from our interview, Latimer explains the trick he believes has the most scientific relevance.
Rodney Mullen is the newest MIT Media Lab Director’s Fellow for 2019
Via MIT Media Lab Rodney Mullen is Exclusively Represented by CAL Entertainment The MIT Media Lab has added 11 members to the diverse group of visionary innovators and leaders it calls the Director’s Fellows. Now in its seventh year, the Director’s Fellows program links a vast array of creators, advocates, artists, scientists, educators, philosophers, and […]
Pablos Holman in FORTUNE: How to Avoid Winding Up as Pets for A.I. Robots
Speaking at Fortune’s CEO Initiative conference on Tuesday, the futurist and inventor gave a condensed history of humankind that highlighted what he described as the essentially positive influences of technology. In the millions of years since hominids first arrived, we have been making tools and “inventing solutions to the hard technical problems that kept people from thriving,” he said.
