Productivity

We live in an era where technology evolves at such a rapid pace, often leaving us feeling disconnected from ourselves and those around us. But rather than isolating us, technology needs to be designed in a way that enables us to achieve what previously felt impossible. My guest this week, Martin Rabaglia, is an award-winning creative technologist, strategist, and CEO of Genosha. His work bridges emerging technology and deep human emotion, creating world-class immersive experiences for global brands like Disney, Pixar, Nike, Intel, and Pepsi.

The speed of technological change today can feel overwhelming, but when the world feels chaotic, it usually signals that structural pipelines underneath the surface are fundamentally shifting. My guest this week on The Edge of Possible, Sam Jordan, is a leading futurist exploring the frontier of human AI interaction and digital ecosystems. From her early days at IBM to advising Fortune 100 companies, Sam specializes in turning complex technological shifts into actionable strategies.

Where you choose to live and work isn’t just about geography, it’s about your trajectory. Today’s guest is Bradley Schurman, a demographic expert and co-creator of the Geography of Prosperity Index. He’s developed a rigorous new framework for understanding which communities are thriving, which are being left behind, and why it matters for all of us.

We are living in an era where our attention is under constant attack. Every notification, endless feeds, and digital algorithms are relentlessly pulling us away from our most important priorities. If we don’t proactively guard our focus, we risk losing our ability to perform at our best. Today’s guest is Amir Bozorgzadeh, a visionary entrepreneur pioneering neuroscience-backed digital therapeutics designed to combat a modern epidemic of distraction, optimize human performance, and screen for the earliest signs of cognitive decline.

The rapid rise of AI is forcing us to completely rewrite the rules of performance, vision and our ability to adapt to change. To thrive in this environment, we must have the courage to step directly to the edge of our comfort zones and rethink how we collaborate with technology to drive sustainable growth. My guest this week on The Edge of Possible is the inspiring Sandy Carter, a globally recognized AI thought leader who has run and scaled multi-billion dollar business units for global giants like Amazon and IBM. She is also the best-selling author of AI First, Human Always.

We’ve been conditioned to think of culture as the ‘soft stuff’ of business – the perks, parties and the ping pong. Today’s guest though, Emile Studham, argues it’s a structural system that must be engineered in order to build a high-performing team.