# Kabir Sehgal

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Kabir Sehgal’s (infinite) creations

“I don't wanna work at a company for 30 years, and then my entire identity is gone. So I ended up writing four books. And my officemates would say, ‘How do you do all this stuff?’ You gotta find the intersection points.” Kabir Sehgal is a many things: A bestselling author of sixteen books (across n…

Shaping the Future: Energy, AI, and the Hidden Drivers of Change

The future isn’t being shaped by one force alone. It’s being shaped by energy, technology, psychology, and the very human choices we make every day. In this Best of 2025 episode, host Philip Meissner revisits five standout conversations that explore the forces shaping the decade ahead. You’ll hea…

#55 MLK DAY With Rev. Andrew Young, activist, author, politician, diplomat, and Dr Martin Luther King's right-hand man: "I was asked to come to Alabama in case MLK didn't show up, but we both showed up".

This week I speak with legendary Civil Rights activist, author, pastor, politician, and diplomat Rev. Andrew Young to mark Dr. King's holiday. Born in 1932, Andrew Young was Dr. King’s right-hand man, his number one lieutenant, who was later elected to Congress, named Ambassador to the United Natio…

Kabir Sehgal on Creativity, Music & Building a Portfolio Life | Ep5

How do you build a meaningful life across multiple disciplines? In this episode of Shambhu Sessions, I sit down with Kabir Sehgal — a multi-Grammy and Latin Grammy–winning producer, bestselling author, investment banker, and officer in the U.S. Navy Reserve — whose career is a remarkable example o…

Kabir Sehgal on Creativity, Music & Building a Portfolio Life | Ep5

How do you build a meaningful life across multiple disciplines? In this episode of Shambhu Sessions, I sit down with Kabir Sehgal — a multi-Grammy and Latin Grammy–winning producer, bestselling author, investment banker, and officer in the U.S. Navy Reserve — whose career is a remarkable example of…

The Dirty Side of Money with Kabir Sehgal (SB RWD75)

Money, it turns out, does bad things to your brain AND to your skin. Author Kabir Sehgal from the NY Times and Wall Street Journal bestseller Coined, The Rich Life of Money and How Its History Has Shaped Us joins us in the basement. We also take your letters, talk about Stacking Bordens with a Cana…

Why The Military Writes Better Emails Than You Do

The US military spent decades working out how to write emails that can't be misunderstood under pressure. They landed on three rules. Subject lines that say what the email actually wants. Bottom Line Up Front. Active voice and economy of words. In this episode of How Words Work, Jack Fox takes Kabi…