The hard part isn't knowing AI matters - it's figuring out what to actually do about it.
I'm Ollie Henderson. I've spent 15+ years as a founder and I'm still building today. Through 250+ conversations with operators and thought leaders like Daniel Pink, Rory Sutherland, and Lynda Gratton, I've learned what separates the leaders who adapt from those who get left behind.
Through 250+ conversations with operators and thought leaders like Daniel Pink, Rory Sutherland, Lynda Gratton, and Tyler Cowen, I've learned what separates the leaders who adapt from those who get left behind.
Real conversations about implementing AI strategy, leading through technological change, building high-performance teams, and navigating what comes next when the rules keep shifting.
No hype. No theory. Just what's actually working for leaders in media, consultancy, and tech who need to figure out where to focus and how to grow.
You can also read more about these themes in the Ollie on Work newsletter.
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The hard part isn't knowing AI matters - it's figuring out what to actually do about it.
I'm Ollie Henderson. I've spent 15+ years as a founder and I'm still building today. Through 250+ conversations with operators and thought leaders like Daniel Pink, Rory Sutherland, and Lynda Gratton, I've learned what separates the leaders who adapt from those who get left behind.
Through 250+ conversations with operators and thought leaders like Daniel Pink, Rory Sutherland, Lynda Gratton, and Tyler Cowen, I've learned what separates the leaders who adapt from those who get left behind.
Real conversations about implementing AI strategy, leading through technological change, building high-performance teams, and navigating what comes next when the rules keep shifting.
No hype. No theory. Just what's actually working for leaders in media, consultancy, and tech who need to figure out where to focus and how to grow.
You can also read more about these themes in the Ollie on Work newsletter.
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Most people think they've hit their limits when they're actually nowhere close.
Alex Hutchinson returns to the show for his second appearance. As a journalist and author, he's spent years studying the science of human performance. His first book Endure was a New York Times bestseller.
His latest book, The Explorer's Gene, tackles a fundamental question: when do you push into unknown territory, and when do you stick with what works?
Today we explore the exploration versus exploitation dilemma - the choice athletes face every race between sticking with proven strategies or risking everything to test new approaches. The same decision defines careers, businesses, and life.
Alex's research reveals we have a "central governor" in our brains that pulls the plug early, protecting us from discomfort but also preventing breakthroughs.
TALKING POINTS:
LINKS:
The Explorer's Gene book
Endure book
Alex's writing at Outside Magazine
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