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Sarah Sentes (Manager Tools) on managing in industries that resist management

Todd Nief June 29, 2020

Every small business that has any level of success hits a tipping point where the fact that business is going “kind of well” becomes the

Wayne Banks (KIPP Academy) on remote learning, protests, and race in CrossFit

Todd Nief June 15, 2020

Wayne is the principal in residence at KIPP Team Academy in Newark, New Jersey. I’ve wanted to have Wayne on the show for awhile to

John Wooley (Make WODs Great Again) on the essentialness of CrossFit gyms

Todd Nief May 28, 2020

I recently wrote a controversial oped for the Morning Chalk Up on why my CrossFit gym isn’t an essential business. John Wooley, from the regularly hysterical

Jeff Wang (Modern Asian Kitchen | Yum Dum Truck) on the Impact of COVID-19 on Restaurants

Todd Nief May 18, 2020

When people think of the culture of a country or a city, food is one of the first things that comes to mind. But, with

Jon Callahan (The Great Unlearn)

Todd Nief April 20, 2020

Cal spent a long time chasing money, social status, and all kinds of external validation. And he didn’t just chase it. He was good at

Ian Kaplan (Hybrid Performance Method)

Todd Nief April 6, 2020

So, what’s the deal with chiropractors? Are they all just full of it? Ian Kaplan is the COO of Hybrid Performance Method (Stefi Cohen’s training

Jason Collins, PhD on Loss Aversion and Ergodicity Economics

Todd Nief March 23, 2020

People are predictably irrational, right? We have a poor intuitive understanding of statistics, we leap to drawing cause and effect relationships where none exist, we

Joshua Becker, PhD on Polarization, Collective Intelligence & Social Tipping Points

Todd Nief March 9, 2020

It’s all over the news: We’re getting more and more polarized. People can’t even seem to agree on basic facts anymore. Politics are tearing this

Jason Crawford (The Roots of Progress)

Todd Nief February 24, 2020

“Progress” sounds like a good thing – in fact it’s almost embedded in the definition of the word. However, as a mad-at-the-world, angst-ridden teen, I

Sarah Sentes (Manager Tools) on managing in industries that resist management

Todd Nief June 29, 2020

Every small business that has any level of success hits a tipping point where the fact that business is going “kind of well” becomes the

Wayne Banks (KIPP Academy) on remote learning, protests, and race in CrossFit

Todd Nief June 15, 2020

Wayne is the principal in residence at KIPP Team Academy in Newark, New Jersey. I’ve wanted to have Wayne on the show for awhile to

John Wooley (Make WODs Great Again) on the essentialness of CrossFit gyms

Todd Nief May 28, 2020

I recently wrote a controversial oped for the Morning Chalk Up on why my CrossFit gym isn’t an essential business. John Wooley, from the regularly hysterical

Jeff Wang (Modern Asian Kitchen | Yum Dum Truck) on the Impact of COVID-19 on Restaurants

Todd Nief May 18, 2020

When people think of the culture of a country or a city, food is one of the first things that comes to mind. But, with

Jon Callahan (The Great Unlearn)

Todd Nief April 20, 2020

Cal spent a long time chasing money, social status, and all kinds of external validation. And he didn’t just chase it. He was good at

Ian Kaplan (Hybrid Performance Method)

Todd Nief April 6, 2020

So, what’s the deal with chiropractors? Are they all just full of it? Ian Kaplan is the COO of Hybrid Performance Method (Stefi Cohen’s training

Jason Collins, PhD on Loss Aversion and Ergodicity Economics

Todd Nief March 23, 2020

People are predictably irrational, right? We have a poor intuitive understanding of statistics, we leap to drawing cause and effect relationships where none exist, we

Joshua Becker, PhD on Polarization, Collective Intelligence & Social Tipping Points

Todd Nief March 9, 2020

It’s all over the news: We’re getting more and more polarized. People can’t even seem to agree on basic facts anymore. Politics are tearing this

Jason Crawford (The Roots of Progress)

Todd Nief February 24, 2020

“Progress” sounds like a good thing – in fact it’s almost embedded in the definition of the word. However, as a mad-at-the-world, angst-ridden teen, I

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Sarah Sentes (Manager Tools) on managing in industries that resist management

Wayne Banks (KIPP Academy) on remote learning, protests, and race in CrossFit

John Wooley (Make WODs Great Again) on the essentialness of CrossFit gyms

Jeff Wang (Modern Asian Kitchen | Yum Dum Truck) on the Impact of COVID-19 on Restaurants

Jon Callahan (The Great Unlearn)

Ian Kaplan (Hybrid Performance Method)

Jason Collins, PhD on Loss Aversion and Ergodicity Economics

Joshua Becker, PhD on Polarization, Collective Intelligence & Social Tipping Points

Jason Crawford (The Roots of Progress)

Sarah Sentes (Manager Tools) on managing in industries that resist management

Wayne Banks (KIPP Academy) on remote learning, protests, and race in CrossFit

John Wooley (Make WODs Great Again) on the essentialness of CrossFit gyms

Jeff Wang (Modern Asian Kitchen | Yum Dum Truck) on the Impact of COVID-19 on Restaurants

Jon Callahan (The Great Unlearn)

Ian Kaplan (Hybrid Performance Method)

Jason Collins, PhD on Loss Aversion and Ergodicity Economics

Joshua Becker, PhD on Polarization, Collective Intelligence & Social Tipping Points

Jason Crawford (The Roots of Progress)

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