Peter interviews Dan about his new book “My Plan for Living to 156” and discuss their shared belief that mindset is critical to longevity. They discuss a critical theme in the book “everyone’s got a number” and why ta longevity goal is extremely impor...

Peter and Dan discuss the recent bankruptcy of retail giant Sears. After being in business for 132 years, converging exponential technologies ultimately led to Sears’ downfall. They discuss the future of retail,

Peter and Dan discuss the idea of privacy. A thousand years ago people didn’t assume this level of privacy, and that privacy is a recent human invention.

Peter and Dan discuss one of the undeniable human needs -- shelter and a sense of safety -- and how the real estate and property ownership industry will transform in the next decade as exponential technologies disrupt the “middleman.”

Dan and Peter discuss a common theme in theme in Silicon Valley — namely, that most people have no idea how quickly things are changing. The world is accelerating for a multitude of reasons, and the rate of acceleration is itself accelerating.

Peter and Dan discuss a mindset that is missing from most technologists: one of gratitude and appreciation for past generations’ accomplishments in a non-technological age. These breakthroughs have enabled today’s entrepreneurs to take advantage of exp...

Storytelling is universal, and there will always be room in entertainment for a great storyteller. In this episode, Peter and Dan examine the entertainment industry, and specifically how the 6 D’s of Exponentials can be used to see where the entertainm...

Peter and Dan discuss the disintermediation of the insurance industry, and specifically how AI will disrupt the middleman in all industries.

Peter and Dan discuss an exciting new experience using virtual reality technology to attend live presentations anywhere in the world. Peter also describes his experience after a 90-minute VR presentation, taking off his headset and snapping back into t...

Dan explains why entrepreneurs struggle with procrastination and introduces a new method he uses to implement new ideas. Changing the thought process from “how to do this” to “who can do this” is a game-changer.