Television comedy impresario George Schlatter joins Marc to talk about creating Laugh In and much more.

Harvard Business Review editor Dan McGinn applies techniques from athletes, musicians, the military, and more to get yourself psyched for success.

 

You'll Learn:

1. How to amp up confidence and dial down anxiety
2. How to psych yourself up with your own “greatest hits”
3. The best pump up music there is

 

About Daniel:

Daniel McGinn is a senior editor at Harvard Business Review, where he edits the IdeaWatch and How I Did It sections, manages the magazine’s annual Best Performing CEOs in the World ranking, and edits feature articles on topics including negotiation, sales, and entrepreneurship.

 

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Mother and daughter team Lisa and Elizabeth McLeod share their mindset of taking the reins and leading yourself towards meaningful success at work.

 

You'll Learn:

1. Key questions to ask yourself for better self-assessment
2. A mindset that will make you enjoy your job more
3. Why to view your peers as colleagues instead of competitors

 

About Lisa & Elizabeth:

Lisa McLeod is a keynote speaker, author, and consultant who espouses the "noble purpose" approach. She has served clients ranging from Apple to Peterbilt Trucks. She is the author of four books on leadership, sales, and personal development. She is also the sales leadership expert for Forbes.com, and she has appeared on

Marc talks to the man behind the hit show Empire, director-producer Lee Daniels.

Marc's conversation with actor Harry Dean Stanton from 2014

Craig Ross explains what is required in order to do big things and how teams can attain epic impact.

 

You'll Learn:

1. The 3 decisions required in order to do big things
2. The 3 enemies of fulfillment
3. How to guide the energy of your team toward achieving big things

 

About Craig:

Craig W. Ross is a facilitator, coach, author, speaker and CEO of Verus Global. For 20 years Craig has partnered with c-suite executives and leadership teams across numerous industries in global organizations, such as P&G, Alcon, Oceaneering, Cigna, Nestle, Universal, Ford, and other Fortune 100 companies. Combining a passion for uniting people and a conviction that organizations achieve extraordinary things through teams

Oscar-winner Kathy Bates makes her way into the garage for a chat and Graham Elwood unveils his new documentary about podcasting.

Robert Sutton shares his expertise on confronting, coping with, and forgiving the jerks at work.

 

You'll Learn:

1. Internal mind tricks to help you cope with jerks
2. How to use The Benjamin Franklin Effect to win over jerks
3. How and when to fight back

 

About Robert:

Robert Sutton is Professor of Management Science and Engineering at Stanford University.  He co-founded the Stanford Technology Ventures Program (and the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design (“the d school”).  He is a Fellow at IDEO,

Educational entrepreneur Simon T. Bailey shares tactics to take control of the steering wheel of your career.

 

You'll Learn:

1. Key habits that get influential colleagues talking you up
2. Why to take the projects no one else wants
3. Five questions to help you bounce back from any setback

 

About Simon:
Simon T. Bailey is the CEO of Simon T. Bailey International, a premium education company specializing in creating learning and development content. He has worked with over 1,500 organizations and has impacted more than 2 million people through his presentations and seminars in 45 countries worldwide. Some of his clients include AT&T, IBM, MasterCard, Microsoft, and Toyota. Prior to founding his co

Documentary filmmakers Ken Burns & Lynn Novick join Marc in the garage to discuss their latest work, a 10-part examination of the Vietnam War.