What holds us back from achieving our highest potential? For former CEO of 7-Eleven and Blockbuster, Jim Keyes, the answer is simple: fear and self-doubt.

From growing up in a home with no running water to leading global corporations, becoming a commercial pilot, writing books, and advocating for educational transformation, Jim has built an extraordinary life around a core belief: there's no such thing as failure, only opportunities to learn and evolve.

In this episode, we dive deep into the power of metacognition, overcoming the "caveman brain" response to fear, and how to build unshakable self-confidence through preparation. We explore the traits of great leaders, how AI can revolutionize personalized learning, and why taking 100% responsibility for your life is the ultimate key to freedom.

In This Episode, You Will Learn

• Why taking 100% personal responsibility turns adversity into your ultimate superpower.
• How to use metacognition to interrupt negative self-talk and overcome fear.
• The critical difference between the "will to win" and the "will to prepare to win."
• The potential for AI to create personalized learning models that eliminate traditional learning disabilities.
• Jim's core framework for performance: Change, Confidence, and Clarity.
• Plus much more…

What We Discuss:

• 00:00 - Episode Opener and Introduction to the Podcast - Jim Keyes
• 00:38 - No Such Thing As Failure
• 02:02 - Catastrophic Childhood Lessons
• 05:18 - Embarrassment And Trying Anyway
• 07:12 - Metacognition And Caveman Brain
• 09:57 - Pilot Training And Good Fear
• 13:53 - Knowledge And Faith To Cope
• 16:44 - Self Belief Preparation And Energy
• 24:13 - Adversity Trust And Relationships
• 29:51 - Leadership People And Hard Calls
• 35:25 - Change, Confidence, Clarity Framework
• 40:27 - AI And The Future Of Learning
• 47:01 - EdTech Operating System Moonshot
• 49:47 - Building an Education OS
• 50:56 - Lessons From 7-Eleven & Red Cross
• 53:01 - Scaling Equity With Data
• 55:58 - Governance-Like App Store
• 01:01:20 - AI That Teaches Thinking
• 01:06:22 - From Perception To Perspective
• 01:10:45 - Responsibility Change Confidence
• 01:23:55 - Clarity, Listening, Curiosity
• 01:29:00 - Collaboration, Culture, Character
• 01:35:14 - Rapid Fire - Your Edge & Wrap-Up

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We often treat joy as an afterthought or a luxury saved for the weekend. But with workplace anxiety rising and in a recent study, 80% of employees reporting toxic work cultures, the absence of joy is costing us our health, our performance, and our connection with others.

My guest this week, Jenn Whitmer, author of Joyosity: How to Cultivate Intense Happiness in Work and Life, shares why joy isn't just a fleeting, surface-level emotion, but a deeply rooted strategy that can transform your leadership, lower stress, and boost productivity by 31%.

In this episode, we dive deep into the science of joy, how to navigate toxic environments without losing your mind, and practical ways to design your daily rhythms so that your future self thanks you.

In This Episode, You Will Learn

• The 3-part framework that defines true joy: feeling fortunate, belonging, and connecting to purpose.
• Why cultivating joy at work increases individual productivity by 31%.
• How implementing the "Joy Ratio" can help reduce toil to under 10% of your day.
• Simple somatic tools like "Name, Rate, Find" to process negative emotions before taking them home to your family.
• How to shift from rigid control to open-ended curiosity using the "Tell Me More" framework.
• Plus much more…

What We Discuss:

• 00:00 - Episode Opener and Introduction to the Podcast - Jenn Whitmer
• 00:53 - Defining Real Joy
• 03:27 - Rooted Joy Not Perks
• 05:25 - The Cost Of No Joy
• 07:36 - Joy Versus Happiness
• 10:30 - Joy Ratio Framework
• 13:46 - Discipline And Rhythms
• 20:26 - Joyosity Explorer Map
• 23:23 - Values And Permission
• 26:31 - Surviving Toxic Workplaces
• 30:58 - Containing Stress At Home
• 37:01 - Emotions And The Bird Story
• 39:14 - Bird Fight Release
• 40:41 - Stress Cycle Tools
• 44:29 - Workplace Limits
• 46:29 - Handling Complaints
• 50:48 - Redirecting Venting
• 54:12 - Questions and Tone
• 55:10 - Job Crafting Joy
• 58:44 - Weighty vs Easy Wins
• 01:06:48 - Curiosity and Story
• 01:10:29 - Beyond Toxic Positivity
• 01:12:20 - Clumsy Kid Optimism
• 01:13:29 - Strengths Become Shadows
• 01:14:20 - Bridge Moment Wakeup
• 01:16:22 - Positivity With Reality
• 01:17:41 - Patterns In Leadership
• 01:19:59 - Personality And Enneagram
• 01:21:33 - Change Your Mindset
• 01:22:14 - Choices And Agency
• 01:23:30 - Adaptation In Workplaces
• 01:24:20 - AI And Human Purpose
• 01:26:09 - Timeless Skillsets
• 01:26:42 - Rapid Fire - Your Edge
• 01:27:51 - Belief In Your Worth
• 01:30:37 - Boss Night Ritual
• 01:32:17 - Dinner Table Connection
• 01:36:14 - Tech Free Meals
• 01:39:07 - Kairos Time Rhythms
• 01:43:04 - Where To Find Jenn

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The parallels between leadership and elite athletics run deep. Both environments demand relentless discipline, rapid adaptability, clear feedback loops, and the ability to execute under intense pressure.

Today’s guest, Jon Calvin, operates at the intersection of both worlds. As the CEO of a $100 million healthcare organization, Jon leads high-performance teams through complex, highly regulated landscapes. Off the clock, he's an accomplished endurance athlete who has completed three full-distance Ironmans, five marathons, four half-Ironmans, and competitive HYROX races.

In this conversation, Jon breaks down his approach to implementing the daily habits that build unshakeable mental toughness, how he develops high performance teams with a culture of radical ownership, and what it truly takes to hold yourself to a higher standard and execute with discipline when nobody else is watching.

In This Episode, You Will Learn

• The parallels between endurance sports and high-stakes executive leadership.
• The exact weekly and quarterly rhythm Jon uses to execute OKRs across the executive team of a $100M organization.
• How Jon navigated a high-pressure corporate turnaround when the company was near bankruptcy.
• Practical self-talk and reference-point strategies to push through extreme mental and physical discomfort.
• The non-negotiable sleep, recovery, and habit-tracking routines required to sustain long-term peak performance.
• Plus much more…

What We Discuss:

• 00:00 - Episode Opener and Introduction to the Podcast - Jon Calvin
• 00:56 - Sports To Business Parallels
• 02:32 - Measuring Success With OKRs
• 06:27 - Accountability Culture
• 12:04 - Tough Conversations Fast
• 13:07 - Small Tweaks Vs Transformations
• 17:16 - Mental Toughness Defined
• 20:45 - Habits For Hard Days
• 27:21 - Self Talk And Reference Points
• 39:20 - Handling Extreme Pressure
• 45:30 - Turnaround Confidence
• 46:01 - Hard Choices Restructure
• 47:11 - Prioritize Under Pressure
• 48:27 - Lessons Communication Cash
• 50:00 - Aging Recovery Upgrades
• 52:26 - Sleep Routine Deep Dive
• 54:32 - Eight Sleep Explained
• 59:16 - Team Culture Wellbeing
• 01:04 - Future Plans Health Why
• 01:07 - Balance Habits Audits
• 01:15 - Leading Through Uncertainty
• 01:21 - Urgency Systems Cadence
• 01:22 - Rapid Fire - Your Edge
• 01:28 - Where To Connect And Sign Off

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How do you go from having a really good story to tell, to actually getting it out into the world?

This week's guest is Emily Best, the founder and CEO of Seed&Spark. Seed&Spark is the number one crowdfunding platform in the world for storytellers, having raised more than $95 million and funded thousands of projects to make entertainment more diverse, inclusive, connected, and essential.

We dive deep into why stories are fundamental to who we are as human beings, and how the art of deep listening creates radical belonging. Emily shares how independent creators can bypass traditional gatekeepers, what it takes to design a life aligned with your highest purpose, and how to cultivate hope as an active daily discipline when facing massive industry shifts.

Whether you are an artist, entrepreneur, or leader looking to share your mission with clarity and conviction, this conversation will challenge you to reflect on the stories you tell and the life you choose to live.

In This Episode, You Will Learn

• Why empathy and profound care are the core ingredients of unforgettable storytelling.
• How crowdfunding serves as an act of community care rather than just a transaction for capital.
• Why stories are meant to be experienced collectively rather than consumed in isolated digital silos.
• The critical questions every entrepreneur and creator must ask to design a life aligned with their values.
• Why convenience culture is driving social isolation and how to build authentic local community networks.
• How to cultivate hope as a daily discipline during uncertain and challenging times.
• Plus much more…

What We Discuss:

• 0:00:00 - Episode Opener and Introduction to the Podcast - Emily Best
• 0:01:03 - Why Stories Matter
• 0:02:47 - Seed&Spark Origin Story
• 0:05:38 - Funding Wins and Trends
• 0:09:38 - What Makes Great Stories
• 0:12:16 - Getting Your Work Out There
• 0:13:57 - Designing Your Life
• 0:19:10 - Meaning Making and Grief
• 0:26:12 - Community vs Convenience
• 0:29:38 - AI Costs and Community
• 0:32:56 - Processing Stories Together
• 0:35:27 - Stories Need Shared Moments
• 0:36:21 - Streaming Silos And Lost Conversation
• 0:37:06 - Raised By Writers So What Matters
• 0:39:01 - Sailboat Workshops Listening Power
• 0:40:59 - Community Funded First Film
• 0:44:12 - Lean Startup To Seed And Spark
• 0:48:23 - Mutual Aid Versus Convenience
• 0:51:11 - Tools And How They Are Used
• 0:58:39 - Interdependence And Solidarity House
• 1:00:31 - Seed And Spark Stories Of Joy
• 1:01:46 - Rapid Fire - Your Edge
• 1:06:48 - Where To Connect And Sign Off

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A NASA study revealed that 98% of five-year-olds test at the genius level for creativity, yet only 2% of adults retain that capability. Creativity isn't something we lose naturally, it's trained out of us.

How then, do we prepare our kids for a future that is bound to look very different to how things are today?

In this episode of The Edge of Possible, visionary entrepreneur, CEO of Pok Pok, TIME 100 Most Influential Company recipient, and Inc. Female Founder 500 honoree Melissa Cash breaks down how to tap into childlike imagination and cultivate resilience.

From translating Montessori principles into digital tools for young kids to navigating the friction of leadership and venture capital fundraising, Melissa shares a masterclass in harnessing the power of imaginative thinking for our kids, our teams, and ourselves.

In This Episode, You Will Learn

• Why process over product is the ultimate key to preserving lifelong creative genius.
• How to use healthy friction and "risky play" to build true resilience in children and adults.
• Why moving fast on decisions beats spending months striving for perfection.
• Practical tools like "thinking out loud" to teach emotional intelligence without scolding.
• How to design corporate cultures and onboarding around deep psychological safety and vulnerability.
• Plus much more…

What We Discuss:

• 00:00 Episode Opener and Introduction to the Podcast - Melissa Cash
• 00:57 Meet Melissa and Pok Pok
• 02:25 Process Over Product
• 05:35 Timeless Skills in AI Age
• 06:49 Montessori Inspired Play
• 09:20 Independence and Risky Play
• 11:06 Friction Fuels Growth
• 18:57 Parenting Tools That Teach
• 32:25 Emotional Intelligence at Work
• 37:44 Hiring for Humans and Safety
• 39:13 Anything Goes Brainstorms
• 40:54 Fast Decisions Over Perfection
• 44:04 EOS Example and Decision Criteria
• 45:23 Rethinking Onboarding and Values
• 46:13 Micro Adjustments for Thinkers
• 53:27 Two Way Culture Fit Hiring
• 01:02:04 Testing Candidates Under Pressure
• 01:06:30 Pok Pok Play Philosophy
• 01:07:24 Inside the Pok Pok Toys
• 01:11:50 Layered Open Play
• 01:12:52 Age Range Sweet Spot
• 01:13:51 Neurodiversity Design
• 01:18:06 Playtesting With Kids
• 01:20:12 Non Addictive Business
• 01:23:43 Values First Monetization
• 01:25:38 Female Founder Fundraising
• 01:33:25 Rapid Fire - Your Edge
• 01:40:05 Where To Find Melissa & Pok Pok

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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.

In this powerful conversation, Martin shares how we can shift our relationship with technology so that machines serve humanity rather than dominate it, how to design experiences that trigger genuine emotion, and why nurturing curiosity is the ultimate key to continuous innovation.

In This Episode, You Will Learn

• Why the primary purpose of technology must be to serve human potential rather than capture attention.
• How to design brand experiences and stories that evoke deep, lasting emotional responses.
• How artists and creators are utilizing AI to preserve heritage, challenge algorithms, and express personal vision.
• The power of curiosity as a daily discipline and why investing in unstructured time drives breakthroughs.
• How to lead a 100% remote company and successfully implement unconventional strategies that build the company culture.
• Plus much more…

What We Discuss:

• 0:00:00 - Episode Opener and Introduction to the Podcast - Martin Rabaglia
• 0:01:06 - Immersive Brand Lessons
• 0:04:42 - Designing For Emotion
• 0:06:04 - Maradona AI Tribute
• 0:10:46 - Pepsi Challenge AI
• 0:15:05 - Tech Serving Humanity
• 0:18:55 - Artists Using AI
• 0:22:50 - Agency And Loneliness
• 0:26:43 - Curiosity As Practice
• 0:33:00 - Cooking And Rituals
• 0:36:09 - Blocks And Breakthroughs
• 0:38:48 - From Idea To Execution
• 0:43:10 - Why Teams Matter
• 0:44:39 - Tech Fears and Autopilot
• 0:48:30 - AI as Thinking Partner
• 0:52:33 - Transparency and Dark Patterns
• 0:56:31 - Tech Plus Real Life Balance
• 1:01:07 - Machines Serve Humans
• 1:03:24 - Leading Remote Culture
• 1:06:26 - Rituals - Four Day Week
• 1:10:24 - Hope, Fun and Standards
• 1:14:06 - Rapid Fire - Your Edge
• 1:18:50 - Where To Connect And Sign Off

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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.

In this conversation, we dive into how simulation technology and agentic AI are altering how we build and discover, the hidden cost of automating junior work, and why choosing hope in an unpredictable world is an active decision.

In This Episode, You Will Learn

• How the combination of real time simulation technology and agentic AI is transforming product development and drug discovery.
• Why short term corporate incentives are driving leaders to become reactive fast followers rather than visionary planners.
• The hidden risk of sycophantic AI and how losing moments of professional friction impacts character development.
• The shift from traditional trend reports to convergence reports that analyze intersecting technological impacts.
• Why mobile generalist robots will revolutionize enterprise logistics and distribution before entering consumer homes.
• How to take radical ownership of failure to cultivate humility and long term personal growth.
• Plus much more…

What We Discuss:

• 0:00:00 - Episode Opener and Introduction to the Podcast - Sam Jordan
• 0:01:01 - Three Shifting Pipelines
• 0:02:03 - Simulation Plus Agent Risks
• 0:03:53 - Social Media AI Addiction
• 0:04:52 - Best Case: More Human
• 0:05:38 - Deepfakes And Voice Scams
• 0:09:06 - Stop Being Fast Followers
• 0:11:39 - Incentives For Long Term
• 0:12:42 - Hollowing Skills Pipeline
• 0:15:44 - Efficiency Versus Wisdom
• 0:18:03 - Pain Builds Resilience
• 0:20:15 - Zooming Out On Change
• 0:21:41 - Upbringing And Values
• 0:24:23 - IBM Exit And Nihilism
• 0:26:02 - Startup Failure Humility
• 0:27:58 - Becoming A Futurist
• 0:29:19 - Owning Failure To Grow
• 0:31:42 - Simulations For Character
• 0:34:50 - Beliefs And Inner Coach
• 0:39:25 - AI That Pushes Back
• 0:43:53 - AI Tutors And Oxford Model
• 0:45:37 - New Story Album Tease
• 0:45:57 - Mix Disaster Realization
• 0:47:23 - Life as a Muddy Mix
• 0:48:09 - Trend Reports Are Dead
• 0:49:45 - Convergence Report Explained
• 0:51:42 - Agentic Economy Rise
• 0:54:58 - Ethics and Coordination Risks
• 0:56:09 - Humanity’s Last Exam
• 0:57:13 - Longevity and Life Design
• 1:00:08 - Ozempic and Discipline Debate
• 1:03:53 - Tech Junk Food Choices
• 1:07:26 - Outsourcing Emotions
• 1:08:21 - Robots Are Almost Here
• 1:09:56 - Mobile Generalist Robots
• 1:12:57 - Where Robots Arrive First
• 1:16:12 - Choosing Hopeful Futures
• 1:17:35 - Rapid Fire - Your Edge
• 1:24:07 - Where To Connect And Sign Off

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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.

Dayamudra brings an incredible, grounded perspective on how we can protect our attention, cultivate deep self-awareness, and ensure that technology serves our potential rather than replacing it.

If you are feeling scattered, distracted, or disconnected from your purpose, this episode will help you recalibrate your mind and get back on track.

In This Episode, You Will Learn

• Why human relationships remain the ancient, foundational anchor for true learning and mastery.
• The hidden cost of digital distraction and why a single ping takes 23 minutes to recover from.
• How scheduling device-free retreats or dedicated time blocks allows you to focus your attention and realign with what matters most.
• Why protecting your voice and connection requires enforcing strict boundaries, such as keeping devices completely off the table.
• How focusing on high-quality questions unlocks your internal curiosity and power as a learner, rather than passively accepting pre-packaged answers.
• Plus much more…

What We Discuss:

• 0:00:00 - Episode Opener and Introduction to the Podcast - Dayamudra Dennehy
• 0:01:14 - Welcome and Invitation to Connect
• 0:01:53 - Learning in the AI Era
• 0:07:31 - Designing Meaningful Assignments
• 0:10:16 - Durable Human Skills
• 0:12:58 - Presence as the Practice
• 0:16:24 - Stolen Focus and Distraction
• 0:17:22 - Abundance and Intentionality
• 0:19:11 - Deep Work and Mastery
• 0:22:11 - Finding Your Voice
• 0:25:12 - Encouragement Builds Confidence
• 0:27:27 - Retrieval Practice and Reflection
• 0:33:27 - Metacognition and Learning Spaces
• 0:35:04 - Designing Life for You
• 0:36:14 - Rest Without Devices
• 0:37:12 - Reclaiming Conversation
• 0:38:15 - Tech Boundaries Growing Up
• 0:39:31 - Access And Intentional AI
• 0:40:04 - Dalit Education Project
• 0:41:13 - The Power Of Questions
• 0:44:42 - Digital Divide And Fluency
• 0:47:32 - The Curiosity Bridge Mindset
• 0:49:06 - Community Led Solutions
• 0:52:12 - Curiosity And Resilience
• 0:54:24 - Rapid Fire - Your Edge
• 1:03:05 - Micro Moments And Boundaries
• 1:07:44 - Rituals To Switch Modes
• 1:11:11 - Closing And Where To Find Dayamudra

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