The Learning Leader Show With Ryan Hawk

AJ Jacobs, author of lifestyle experiments, discusses embracing virtue, gratitude, and the year of living constitutionally. The importance of flexible, open-minded thinking is highlighted, along with insights on leadership and continuous improvement. Explore historical figures' lessons, the United States Constitution, and strategies to combat negativity in news and social media.

Craig Robinson, NABC executive director and former Knicks VP, shares recruiting lessons from Coach Carill, importance of listening, and President Obama's aspirations. Reflects on unity through sports, life lessons with Joe Madden, and finding fulfillment in the coaching journey.

Entrepreneur and author, Jason Fried discusses decision-making without goals, the importance of partnerships, and the art of running a business. Emphasizes making decisions that consider the future, working in short sprints, and the value of a great partnership. Shares insights on leadership, communication, and the impact of authentic writing. Highlights the significance of in-person gatherings for remote teams and navigating communication challenges.

Cal Newport discusses obsessing over the quality of work and creating time freedom by limiting daily goals. Examples include Jewel turning down a $1 million offer to focus on excellence. Emphasizes having fewer active projects for better results. Match workspace to work for optimal productivity.

Paul Rabil, known as The LeBron James of Lacrosse, shares insights on never missing a day of practice, the power of goal setting, focusing on what you can control, letting go of outcomes, and the difference between self-promotion and passion. The discussion also delves into therapy, seeking comfort and safety in relationships, and the dynamics of family business in sports ownership.

Expert in personal development, Robin Sharma, discusses journal prompts, meeting people in person, and building a rich life with host Ryan Hawk. Topics include never peaking, releasing energy vampires, avoiding the old person flaw, and becoming the architect of your future.

David Perell, an expert in setting high standards, discusses cultivating taste, pursuing excellence, and the power of humor for leaders. He emphasizes defining quality, the pursuit of excellence as the core value, and the importance of being funny. Perell also shares insights on storytelling, always working towards excellence, and the significance of setting high standards for growth.

Entrepreneur and author Scott Galloway talks about creating surplus value, Ketamine therapy's profound impact, asking for what you want, taking risks for significance, and being moved to tears by gratitude for his wife. He emphasizes hard work, curiosity, and empathy as talents, and shares the story of meeting his wife at a Miami pool, showcasing the power of uncomfortable risks in life.

Jeff Wetzler discusses tapping into hidden wisdom for leadership breakthroughs. Emphasizes choosing curiosity, creating safe spaces, asking quality questions, active listening, and thoughtful follow-up. Explores empowering co-creation, unlocking wisdom through curiosity, and importance of reflective leadership. Shares insights on thoughtful follow-up in sales and quality questions in leadership interviews.

Guest Scott Belsky discusses adding texture to time through challenges, feeling unrushed, and raising kids. He emphasizes persona-led growth, authenticity in communication, and embracing the messy middle of creative journeys. Topics also include the importance of creating lasting memories and instilling resilience in children.