Lessons from Kelly Starrett

Dr. Kelly Starrett, a physical therapist, coach, and author, frames mobility as basic self-maintenance. His “supple leopard” ideal joins strength and power with agility, flexibility, and freedom from pain so people can move fully through life.

Lessons from Clayton Christensen

Clayton Christensen, originator of disruptive innovation theory, explained how great companies can fail while apparently doing everything right. His work reveals how smaller, nimbler challengers can unsettle established businesses amid landscapes of constant change.

Lessons from Hubert Joly

Hubert Joly, former Best Buy CEO and architect of its turnaround, advances a human-centered, purpose-driven capitalism. His leadership asks how a “noble purpose” beyond profit can connect people to meaningful work and unlock extraordinary results.

Lessons from Wes Bush

Wes Bush, an authority on product-led growth and author of “Product-Led Growth,” examines how products can become the primary engine of acquisition, activation, and retention, giving businesses a strategy for letting customer experience lead the sale.

Lessons from Force Management

Force Management, a sales-training leader, structures selling around value, differentiation, and deep knowledge of customer needs. Its MEDDICC and Command of the Message methods invite study of how consistent frameworks can sharpen complex sales decisions.

Lessons from Eric Weinstein

Eric Weinstein, a mathematician, economist, and host of “The Portal,” explores truth, meaning, and reality through complex ideas and critiques of established institutions, pressing audiences to think independently and move beyond familiar conventional narratives.

Lessons from Mark Suster

Mark Suster, a two-time entrepreneur turned venture capitalist at Upfront Ventures, offers founders candid, practical, and often contrarian guidance on startup life, illuminating the realities of entrepreneurship from his view on both sides of the table.

Lessons from Morgan Housel

Morgan Housel, an author and partner at The Collaborative Fund, connects personal finance and investing with human behavior, showing how cognitive biases and emotional states shape financial decisions—and why wealth and happiness deserve to be examined together.

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