Reframe

What does it take to lead a publicly traded company with over 100,000 thousands employees world wide? We sat down with Hyatt Hotel Corporation CEO Mark Hoplamazian and dug into his leadership style, how Hyatt's global culture works and the power of empathy.

This month we wade through the murky trenches of money, its meaning and what role it plays in our lives. Are we using it or is it often using us? Depending on how you look at it, does money allow for more freedom or does the pursuit of money allow for less freedom?

Special thanks this month to Erin Anderson, Lee Mockmore, and Adam Royalty for joining us on the show.

We've all been there before...a time where we've felt like a complete imposter. A fraud. A phony. Like at any minute those around us might notice we aren't supposed to be there and out us. On this episode, we explore these experiences through a series of short stories.

It turns out, feeling like an imposter is more common than you might think.

We all have our own version of daily rituals. The things we do and routines we keep that allow us to get more done or unwind. Inspired by Mason Currey's book of the same name, on this episode we explore just how much the design of your time impacts your life.

In this very first episode of reframe, produced by the good people at Stoked, Parker Gates and Jacob Jones dig into the world of digital distraction, "smartphones" and how creating space for big ideas and deep work can go a long way. Special guest Reno Bo discusses his own creative practice and how he eliminates noise from his life.

We live in a world of constant digital distraction, noise and interruption. We're always responding. We're always being notified. But, the computer in your pocket is a fairly new thing.

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