Episodes featuring The Knowledge Project Podcast
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Ryan Serhant explains how he closed $1 billion in real estate in one year, covering follow-up habits, personal branding, time management, and overcoming the fear of embarrassment.
Bill Ackman joins The Knowledge Project to warn of a coming market correction and explain how founders and investors should protect capital, understand AI disruption risk, and build durable wealth.
Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke talks about how businesses misuse AI, how Shopify built an internal AI agent that writes 50% of its code, and why human judgment still matters.
Geoffrey Cain joins The Knowledge Project to trace Steve Jobs' turbulent years at NeXT, showing how repeated failure taught him to separate genuine conviction from destructive delusion.
Roblox CEO David Baszucki talks with The Knowledge Project about how personal health, especially metabolic health, shapes decision-making quality and how those same principles apply to running a company.
Brad Jacobs, who built eight billion-dollar companies through 500+ acquisitions, talks about how psychological tools like therapy and meditation drive better business decisions than financial expertise alone.
Kaz Nejatian explains how he turned OpenDoor from near bankruptcy into a $4.6B company by cutting bureaucracy, demanding truth-telling, and focusing on product execution.
Performance psychologist Gio Valiante tells Shane Parrish on The Knowledge Project why most people underperform their ability, and how habits, environment, confidence and childhood experiences set the ceiling on what...
Microbiome expert Giulia Enders debunks common gut health myths and explains how diet, stress, and digestion affect your mental health, sleep, and immune system.
Bill Gurley joins The Knowledge Project to discuss how founders and investors can build advantages by combining systems thinking with staying on the cutting edge of AI and other disruptions.
Farmville and Zynga creator Mark Pincus talks with The Knowledge Project about his failures and comebacks. He argues that founders' instincts are usually right while their ideas are usually wrong, and explains how to...
Winston Weinberg, 31-year-old CEO of Harvey, talks about how he prioritizes decisions, builds teams, and scaled the AI legal startup to an $11B valuation.
Greg Brockman walks through the 72-hour crisis when Sam Altman was fired from OpenAI and how the team reversed the decision by staying loyal and acting fast.
Greg Brockman, OpenAI co-founder, talks about the company's founding vision, the Sam Altman firing, and how OpenAI plans to deploy increasingly powerful AI safely.
Mario Harik, CEO of a 40,000-employee logistics company, talks about balancing daily KPI tracking with break room conversations to surface insights that data alone misses.
Mario Harik, CEO of XPO, explains how an engineering mindset shapes his approach to running a $25B trucking company with 40,000 employees.
Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev covers the GameStop crisis, rebuilding company culture, using AI in customer support, and his work on mathematical AI at Harmonic.
Nicolai Tangen, CEO of Norway's $2 trillion sovereign wealth fund, talks contrarian investing, signs of an AI bubble, and building cultures that welcome disagreement.
Michael Ovitz, who built CAA into a 70% market share talent agency, talks about organizational culture, continuous learning, and what drives lasting success in business.
Morgan Housel joins The Knowledge Project to discuss the psychology of money, arguing that financial success depends more on endurance and contentment than on how much you earn.