Best-selling author Whitney Johnson (“Disrupt Yourself”) explores her passion for personal disruptio
Today, we wanted to bring back a conversation I had with Michael Bungay Stanier back in 2018, where
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This week we’ve got a special episode, a longer one than we normally do. But when you have an opport
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In this episode, we wanted to bring you a redux of a conversation I had back in 2022. As a new mom,
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At DA, we’re all about discovering and harnessing disruption, but sometimes, disruption finds you. I
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“If you put water into a cup, it becomes the cup. You put water into a bottle and it becomes the bot
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In middle school physics, we learned that an object at rest has potential energy – an amount of curr
Do you know that feeling when you’re cooking, and you’ve got all your ingredients chopped and ready
Isn’t it frustrating when we feel like a passenger to our own thoughts and actions? In Buddhist thou
