In a world full of digital noise, our capacity to remain deeply human has never been tested more than it is right now. Today’s guest is Dayamudra Dennehy, a world-renowned educator, Stanford University EPIC fellow and AI Literacy advocate who has spent more than 25 years helping people find their voice.
Taking ownership of your future means refusing to allow your past or your current environment to dictate what you’re capable of achieving. My guest this week is Valentina Primo, an award-winning entrepreneur, journalist, and international thought leader on social impact and innovation. As the founder and CEO of Startups Without Borders, she has spent over a decade building a thriving global ecosystem that has supported over 20,000 refugee, migrant, and local innovators across the Middle East, Europe, and Africa.
Have you ever found yourself looking for reasons not to pursue the very thing you know deep down you should be? Our logical brains often talk us out of what our instincts are pulling us toward, and we end up buying into the doubt that comes from either ourselves individually or from others. Today’s guest on The Edge of Possible is Stefanie Bales, an award winning fine artist who spent years trying to fit into a more practical profession before finally trusting her gut to pursue art full time.
As we witness just how fast the world is changing, it’s very natural to feel the fear and the pressure of what’s coming next. But while the future is highly uncertain, it also holds incredible opportunities for those willing to step outside their comfort zones. This week, I sit down with the one and only John Hagel. With more than forty years of experience in Silicon Valley, John has advised leaders at the highest levels. He founded the global Deloitte Center for the Edge, and in today’s conversation, we unpack the profound insights from his latest book, The Journey Beyond Fear.
Stories are the connective tissue of our humanity. They are how we learn, how we interact, and how we move conversations forward. But if we don’t understand the art and science of what makes a great story, we are missing out on the potential to truly influence and inspire. Today’s guest on The Edge of Possible is Cheryl Miller Houser, an award-winning documentary filmmaker who has spent her career shaping culture and shifting attitudes.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping our workforce and our daily lives at a rapid pace. In this period of technological change, there’s one bet we simply can’t afford to get wrong: the education of our children. But the real question isn’t just how we teach them to use the tools, it’s how we teach them to remain deeply, authentically human in the process. Today’s guest is Marlon Marshall, who has spent his career at the intersection of high-stakes strategy and social impact.
Whenever we step into a season of rapid change or reach for that next level in our lives, at some point we’re usually going to hit a new layer of self-doubt. It’s easy to see that doubt as a signal to stop, but my guest this week, Juan Bendaña, has a different perspective. Juan is a bestselling author and a coach to Olympians, Grammy Award-winning artists, and Fortune 100 leaders.
We can often treat feelings of restlessness, uncertainty, or a sudden lack of fulfillment as a bad thing, a sign that we’ve somehow lost our way. But what if that feeling isn’t a dead end? What if it’s actually a signal pointing you directly toward your next phase of growth? That’s how today’s guest, Terry Esau, has navigated his incredible journey. Terry spent years as a highly successful composer, writing and producing over a thousand commercials for massive brands like Target, Pepsi, and McDonald’s.
We are all capable of achieving something extraordinary in our own unique way. But there is often a frustrating gap between our raw potential and our actual ability to perform when the pressure is on. Too often, high performers try to keep their options open, hedging their bets out of fear that their primary focus might not work out. But what if holding onto that safety net is the exact thing preventing you from reaching your highest level of success? That’s why I brought Dre Baldwin on the show today. Dre is a former professional basketball player who successfully transformed his relentless on-court discipline into a highly successful digital business and today, is the creator of the ‘Work On Your Game’ framework.
Hiding who we really are, whether it’s our boldest ideas, our identity, or our true passions, acts like a massive drain on our daily energy. It’s a recipe for burnout. That’s exactly why I sat down with today’s guest, Jim Fielding. Jim has spent more than 30 years leading global brands, from Disney to The Gap to DreamWorks and 20th Century Fox. He is an executive advisor, best-selling author, and the former President of Disney Stores Worldwide.
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