"Try your best to drop ego early and be ready to have all of your preconceived notions and all of your ideas questioned constantly and be willing to listen to the questions to find which ones are worth keeping and worth throwing away." - Carolyn O'Hare
Related Episodes: mentors
E.35 - Latrice Barnett: Rock Star
"I get more fulfillment in my everyday life when I can think about the art, the giving back, the human element of the work that allows me to show up my best..." - Latrice Barnett
E.34 - Michael Ellison: Leverage
"Even if you have significant failures, those are significant learning opportunities. They've contributed to the person that you are today." - Michael Ellison
E. 33: Demetria McNeal: Professional Agility
“We are all truly inclusive, when we are all truly accepting, and when everyone really has access to equal opportunity.” - Dr. Demetria McNeal.
E. 30 - Peter Bae: Young at Heart
"Today, startups are disrupting in a way unbeknownst to them. We are disrupting what we were believing so hard, and what we are trying to keep so hard." - Peter Bae
E.21 - Ian Bergman: Ahead of the Curve
"Look outside for a bunch of ideas as well as look inside and then put them together and see what happens." - Ian Bergman
E.06 - Sam Ramji: Seeds of Change
"We will slowly uncover what is actually special about being people. I think that's our ability to love, it's our ability to create, our ability to connect with each other." - Sam Ramji
E.05 - Christi Zuber: Innovation by Design
"There is purpose in all sorts of things that we do. If you can make someone's job easier, if you can help someone sleep better at night, or whatever it is. Reach out and have those conversations. Understand the context of the people that interact with those products and services." - Christi Zuber