Best-selling author Whitney Johnson (“Disrupt Yourself”) explores her passion for personal disruption through engaging conversations with disruptors. Each episode of this podcast reveals new insights about how we work, learn, and live.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 11 days 15 hours 25 minutes
episode 19: Adda Birnir: The Disruptive Power of Mentorship
Adda Birnir is an entrepreneur and the founder of Skillcrush, an online coding school that offers a curriculum tailored for women who don't fit a typical 'coder' profile. Students are working moms, retirees, and mid-level workers who seek new career...
episode 18: Naveen Rajdev: Bridging Leadership and Management
Naveen Rajdev is the chief marketing officer of a large international company that many listeners won’t recognize. His company, Wipro, is a technology company that comes up with creative solutions across industries. They operate behind the scenes....
episode 17: Chrysula Winegar: Harnessing the Disruptive Power of Motherhood
Chrysula Winegar is the driving force behind Global Moms Challenge, a public health education project and online community supported by the United Nations Foundation. To her four children, Chrysula is simply “Mom”. Mother’s Day offers a unique...
episode 16: Paula Froelich: Travel Alone and Take a Gap Year
Paula Froelich is an accomplished journalist whose work has allowed her to travel the world. She’s written for The Guardian and the New York Post’s Page 6, among others. She built Yahoo! Travel into a must-read online travel website. But through...
episode 15: Asi Burak: Changing the Game for Games
Asi Burak is disrupting how we think about playing games. Asi makes video games. But he’s not content making video games that are just entertaining. He wants to make games that are powerful enough to end conflicts and solve some of life’s greatest...
episode 14: Susan Cain: Unlocking The Disruptive Power of Introverts
Susan Cain disrupted how the world thinks about introverts. Her best-selling book “” and The Quiet Revolution now help businesses and schools rethink the ways in which they serve people of all temperaments. As a writer, Susan actively seeks out...
episode 13: Garry Ridge: The Boss We All Want to Be (CEO of WD-40)
Garry Ridge is the CEO of WD-40. He has served in that role for more than two decades, repeatedly disrupting the processes and the culture inside a company that’s best known for a selling a can of oil that silences squeaks. You don’t have to look...
episode 12: Marco Rosamilia: The Flying Trapeze as a Metaphor for Disrupting Yourself
Marco Rosamilia is a small business owner whose clients are occasionally terrified of the service he provides. He co-founded a trapeze business with his brother in New York City, then added a location in Arizona. He’s in the business of helping...
episode 11: Meredith Kopit Levien: On the Front Line of Journalism
Meredith Kopit Levien disrupts and is disrupted b…
episode 10: Patrick Pichette: How this Former CFO of Google Disrupted Himself
One day in 2015 Patrick Pichette woke up and realized he no longer wanted to be the chief financial officer at Google. He didn’t want to be an executive at all. What he really wanted to do was spend time with his family, enjoy the outdoors a bit,...