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Ask questions. That simple rule is the core of what I share here. I tell you that most people go into talks ready to speak. They have a story, a gripe, an opinion. I do the opposite. I coach you to ask things like, “What brought you here?” “How’d you get into that?” and “What happened next?” Those …
You usually can't shop around for your electricity because one company owns the wires to your house. I explain that this came from a long‑ago choice: the grid costs a fortune to build and maintain, so regulators gave each company a territory. At the time, that made sense, since you can't have five …
Fox's 1986 launch, widely written off as a doomed fourth network, actually upended the TV landscape by embracing irreverent programming and later snagging major sports rights. He explains how Rupert Murdoch and Barry Diller built the network out of a patchwork of low-power local stations while crit…
Money is becoming conditional: the shift to a cashless economy is sorting people. I point out that 4 in 10 Americans don't use cash in a typical week, up from 24% nine years ago. You see a clear divide — if you make over $100k you tap your phone, and if you make under $30k you count bills. We note …
Information is not the same as truth. I have been wrestling with that difference all week. We now have more information than any generation, and you can fact-check almost anything in seconds. We can read primary sources, expert analysis, and many points of view, yet it can still feel harder to know…
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