7 Stories from a Journey That Has Only Just Begun
summary
Seven concrete claims: new work splits into better me, better we, better society; it rests on a 7-story narrative drawn from 420+ podcast episodes and a book; evidence includes Google’s study that pins team success on psychological safety, MIT’s Building 20 producing unexpected breakthroughs, a leadership method called “leading from the jump seat” that succeeds in practice, and Ena’s “two hours boss” forcing autonomy. Numbers, case studies and what was built and whether it worked decide whether this is worth watching.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:52New Work origins
- 6:27Self-reflection for fulfillment
- 10:25Legacy and purpose
- 13:16Team collaboration
- 16:06MIT Building 20 magic
- 20:16Leadership and autonomy
- 26:04Education suppresses creativity
- 31:04Humanity's goodness
- 37:28Fridtjof Bergman’s New Work
- 40:22Call to action
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