Whenever I talk to people that come at life and business in a unique way, I get excited. Today's guest's business is called The Uncommon Way and says everything about the type of conversation with are

How do you know that when your moment shows up, youll be ready? Earlier this week, I met up with a friend for tea. I purposely waited to record my monologue because I knew something good would come

As a creative person, how do you think about the future? Do you embrace technological advancements, such as AI assistance and enhancement, or do you shut yourself off from them because of fear or stub

I spend a lot of time in my work week thinking and writing. Yesterday, as I was writing my Chris Martin Studios newsletter titled "Old Tech and Some Bullsh*t," I pulled a book off the shelf and starte

How do people work? With that knowledge, how do we give them what they need? Today's guest is no stranger to asking questions and learning to listen to what is and is not being said. With a background

As an adult, I've never been much of a sports fan. I'd occasionally watch whatever big game was happening, so I could talk to others about it, but my focus has always been workwhat I'm working on, dr

Sometimes I get the impression from social media that running a business is easy, but nothing could be further from the truth: entrepreneurship is hard work. Today's guest shines a light on the realit

Earlier this week, I was writing a newsletter about how irrelevance comes for us all. I was looking at The Future of Jobs Report 2025 from the World Economic Forum, which reports in-depth not only abo

Today on the show for the 22nd time and to celebrate our 7th anniversary with copper and wool is the Australian filmmaker, gough. He is the purveyor of jokes and awkward pauses, appropriately inapprop

One of the prevailing narratives that guides my days is that I'm lazy and unproductive. I make a weekly to-do list on Sundays, fill each day as full as I can, but also allow unknown and urgent tasks t