When Estee Lauder shattered a bottle on the floor of Saks Fifth Avenue, the scent of rebellion changed beauty forever.

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Adam Sandow reveals how curiosity became his greatest business advantage—and why the future belongs to those who build simple, sustainable ideas that technology can’t replace.

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Paralympic swimmer Tucker Dupree turns his unexpected loss of sight into a life of purpose and impact.

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Dr. Dori Gatter shares how being pushed out of everything familiar ultimately led her back to herself, proving that what breaks you open is often what builds you. 

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Meena Krenek explores the moment she realized great design isn’t about what you build—it’s about what people experience inside it.

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Neen James reveals how a childhood gift sparked her love of new perspectives and generosity, guiding her path from small-town roots to global leadership.

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Sabba Quidwai reveals how one family moment transformed pain into purpose and taught her to lead with empathy over expectation.

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Maria James shares her remarkable journey from facing exclusion in her youth to serving on the frontlines in Iraq and later shaping workplace culture alongside leaders like Richard Branson.

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From Silicon Valley roots to Apple and Beats by Dre, industrial Designer Robert Brunner reveals how following his creative instincts reshaped his career and the culture of design.

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In 1981, a stubborn gorilla and a little guy named Jumpman didn’t just win quarters — they saved Nintendo and launched a gaming empire.

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