Kari is one of the most successful perceptive innovators in America today. We discuss a major challenge all companies face when there is a shift in consumer needs and behaviors. If you're an innovator, you need to pay attention to this.

Google is a model example of the 70/20/10 portfolio advice with the "10" referring to the new to the world ideas that they call "moonshots." I did a very popular podcast on this topic a couple of years ago – this is an interesting update.

in many ways Apple has fulfilled Steve jobs vision of the company being the "digital hub of the home." iPhones sales have seen their best days. What's next? Kari and I have a robust conversation about future prospects – some bright and some not so bright.

This is a fascinating discussion with Taylor Ryan, CMO at Valuer.ai. This company matches startups with their best corporate partners. It's a great way for the innovations from startups to get greater support.

I love sharing with you powerful and proven insights about how to be more personally creative, as several previous podcasts on this topic prove. This share some insights, some of which come from the person I consider to be the most knowledgeable about personal creativity.

With all the continuous research I do into the field of innovation, it is not easy to startle me. This report from MIT (Massachusetts Institute Of Technology) about the biggest technological breakthroughs of 2018 startled and inspired me. Enjoy!

Design thinking is a fairly hot innovation trend. In many ways, it's a continuation of proven wisdom from the last few decades. Having said that, in its current incarnation it provides some very helpful insights for all of us.

James Hlavacek’s book Fat Cats Don’t Hunt shares some truly valuable and powerful insights. These core values from his decades of success are right for any business.

This tremendous advice is taken from a letter he wrote to stockholders. You absolutely need to read about his "DAY ONE" culture and beliefs – immediately helpful wisdom for you.

After an impressive startup, MoviePass has struggled with its business model innovation. While it is still a work in progress, there are already key lessons to be learned about what works and what may not work.