HBO and The Ringer's Bill Simmons hosts the most downloaded sports podcast of all time, with a rotating crew of celebrities, athletes, and media staples, as well as mainstays like Cousin Sal, Joe House, and a slew of other friends and family members who always happen to be suspiciously available.
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As a 27-year old Tiffany Norwood did something no other entrepreneur or inventor had accomplished: she raised $670 million dollars to fund a startup and build the first-ever global digital radio platform and launch three satellites into space. Norwood, who is one of the first successful black female tech entrepreneurs, is Founder and CEO of Tribetan an EdTech company focused on teaching entrepreneurship, innovation, and practical creativity to everyone.
Chapters
1. ‘Storytelling is critical – it defines everything’ (00:00:00)
2. “Few of us take our imaginations seriously” (00:02:30)
3. What’s in the innovator’s skillset? (00:03:20)
4. Persuasive storytelling (00:05:02)
5. The literacy of creativity (00:06:35)
6. “The challenge of bringing imagination into reality” (00:08:15)
7. “IP motivates people” (00:08:30)
8. Only about 2% are natural innovators (00:13:35)
9. Personal story-telling and improvizing (00:14:58)
10. “I’ve always been interested in inventors and creators” (00:22:35)
11. “Most people serious about something want to own it” (00:23:45)
12. Blockchain as a proxy for rights like patents (00:25:35)
13. “Regret is more painful than failure” (00:27:35)
14. “A straight line exists only in the past” (00:28:50)
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