This is the forty-fourth session of Glasp Talk!

Glasp Talk delves deep into intimate interviews with luminaries from various fields, unraveling their genuine emotions, experiences, and the stories behind them.

Today's guest is Jason Feifer, the editor-in-chief of Entrepreneur Magazine, author of the bestseller Build for Tomorrow, host of the podcast Help Wanted, keynote speaker, startup advisor, and community builder. With a track record of editorial leadership at Men's Health, Fast Company, Maxim, and Boston Magazine, Jason has become a recognized voice in entrepreneurship, sharing stages with Google, Microsoft, Alibaba, and more.

In this interview, Jason reflects on the adaptability lessons gleaned from top entrepreneurs and lays out his four phases of change: panic, adaptation, new normal, and wouldn't go back. He explains how to identify core personal values that transcend job titles and how AI can help us stop doing what people hate—ultimately propelling innovation rather than just replacing tasks. Jason also highlights the importance of not defining oneself too narrowly, urging us to experiment and see opportunities in unexpected places.

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How to Thrive in Change and Uncover Your Core Value | Jason Feifer | Glasp Talk #44

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How to Thrive in Change and Uncover Your Core Value | Jason Feifer | Glasp Talk #44

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