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Great leaders aren't born, they're built through real experiences, honest reflection, and the courage to keep growing.
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Why AI Projects Fail Inside Big Companies | Anmol Madan, AI CEO & MIT-Trained Data Scientist (opens the original)
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Most AI projects fail in big companies for one reason: nobody tied them to a business result. Anmol Madan on how to fix it. I sat down with Anmol Madan , founder and CEO of RadiantGraph, former Chief Data Scientist at Livongo and Teladoc, and author of The Machines Will See You Now. We cover why startups adopt AI faster than enterprises, how to tie AI to a metric your CFO will sign off on, what to do when you have built the right thing too early, and why AI is raising healthcare costs right now
AI Is Quietly Eroding the Skills Leaders Need Most with Steven Kotler (opens the original)
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Executives used AI to write their emails for one month. Then they couldn't write one themselves. Steven Kotler, NYT bestselling author of seventeen books and founder of the Flow Research Collective, joins me to explain why the bottleneck of this century isn't technology, it's the human brain. We cover the flow research behind 500% productivity gains and 230% faster learning, the twelve categories of cognition AI quietly erodes, the Universe 25 mouse utopia that collapsed despite total abundance,
Careers Don't End Anymore, They Expire | David Fung on School for Startups Radio (opens the original)
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I joined Jim Beach on School for Startups Radio, an SBA award winning show airing on 100 AM and FM stations, to talk about what AI is really doing to careers in tech. The line from this conversation that keeps coming back to me: careers don't end anymore, they expire. People aren't choosing when to leave their industry. They're being told. And by then it's too late to do anything about it. Jim and I got into why every company suddenly claims to be an AI company, how to tell the real ones from th
David Fung on Leading Yourself First, Rebuilding Trust, and Why Beliefs Hold Leaders Back (opens the original)
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In Episode 177 of Unpacked with Ron Harvey, host Ron Harvey of Global Core Strategies and Consulting sits down with David Fung — executive coach, founder of Coachful Coaching, and 23-year veteran of the tech industry, including a leadership tenure at Salesforce. Based in Toronto, Canada, David now works with executives and teams navigating major transitions and chaos, helping them find clarity when the stakes are highest.Ron and David dig into the real, often uncomfortable work that separates ti
1 in 5 of Your Team Is Neurodivergent. Here's How to Lead Them, with Cara Wilson (opens the original)
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Up to 20% of your team is neurodivergent. Most leaders have no idea, and it's costing them their best people. Executive coach Cara Wilson spent years coaching software engineers before realizing why she connected with them so easily. Many of them are neurodivergent. So is she. Cara only discovered she's autistic two years ago, and it reframed her whole career. We get into why analytical minds try to break every framework before trusting it, the single habit that makes teams more inclusive (make
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