Guy Kawasaki

2 days ago | guykawasaki.com | Guy Kawasaki

Welcome to Remarkable People. We’re on a mission to make you remarkable. Helping me in this episode is Deepak Chopra. Deepak is no ordinary wellness expert; he stands as a transformative figure in integrative medicine and personal growth worldwide. As founder of the Chopra Foundation and author of 96 books, his wisdom has touched millions through writing, speaking, and now, surprisingly, through artificial intelligence.

1 week ago | guykawasaki.substack.com | Guy Kawasaki

Building a successful startup without losing your soul is like surfing a massive wave—you need balance, focus, and a deep respect for the forces at play. Too many founders burn out or compromise their values chasing unicorn status. But let me tell you, success isn’t just about the valuation; it’s about creating something meaningful while staying true to yourself. Here’s how to do it. Killing pain is a worthy goal.

1 week ago | guykawasaki.com | Guy Kawasaki

Welcome to Remarkable People. We’re on a mission to make you remarkable. Helping me in this episode is Ed Zitron. Zitron is no ordinary PR professional; he’s a fearless critic whose takes on tech industry excesses have earned him a devoted following (check out his podcast, “Better Offline” for his unfiltered insights). His newsletter “Where’s Your Ed At” has exploded from 300 subscribers to over 60,000, showcasing his talent for calling out the “ROT economy” where growth trumps actual innovation.

2 weeks ago | guykawasaki.com | Guy Kawasaki

Guy Kawasaki:I'm Guy Kawasaki. The remarkable person who is my guest today is Rita McGrath and she is one of the foremost thinkers in strategy and innovation. She's a professor at Columbia Business School and we have a mutual admiration for Clayton Christensen, The Innovator's Dilemma. So she's going to talk about strategy and inflection points and innovation and stupidity and all kinds of stuff like that. So welcome to the show, Rita. Rita McGrath:Such a pleasure to be here.

3 weeks ago | guykawasaki.substack.com | Guy Kawasaki

In a world that’s constantly changing, the ability to learn and adapt is your greatest asset. Trying something new every year keeps you flexible, creative, and ready to tackle whatever life throws your way. Plus, it’s a hell of a lot of fun. When was the last time you tried something new? I mean really new—something that made you feel like a total amateur? For me, it was surfing.