Nir Eyal wrote “Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products,” which led to workshops, a blog, and an annual Habit Summit. He’s a marketing thought leader and Stanford MBA and lecturer. We talk to him ahead of his Summit in April about making life easier for… Read More »How to Get Your Customers Hooked with Nir Eyal Part 1
In part 2 of our conversation with Nir Eyal, we find out how to get and keep customers interested in what you’re selling. He’s the author of “Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products” and is hosting a Summit (April 4th & 5th in San Francisco)… Read More »How to Get Your Customers Hooked with Nir Eyal Part 2
You might recognize Nicole from her time on CNBC, or as a regular on CNN, or from her new show “Hatched” on the CW. She’s also the author of “Rich Btch” and “Boss Btch,” and shares her insights about small business navigating the current American… Read More »From CNBC to Boss B*tch with Nicole Lapin
We talk to Daniel Sieberg, a data expert at Google to break down the search trends around the annual college basketball tournament that shall not be named (for trademark purposes). We also find out how the demise of Virgin America will affect you, and get… Read More »Big Data, Basketball and Tesla with Daniel Sieberg
The Google Next Conference just wrapped up at Moscone in San Francisco. We talk to a tech analyst, Jack Gold of Gold and Associate, who was there to find out which major competition Google is tackling next. Links:
We talk to Jack Gold, senior tech analyst at Gold and Associates, about some news out of the Google Next Conference and which corporations they’re working with. We also discuss start up news out of Boston and find out about a new teaching tool for… Read More »Google Continues to Take on the World with Jack Gold Part 2
The earlier you learn something, the easier it is to pick it up, but how early is too early? We talk to Samaira Mehta, the 8 year old inventor of a board game that teaches kids how to code about her game and what drives… Read More »Kids and Coding with Samaira Mehta
In the early 2000s, Microsoft was the ubiquitous software company for offices. Collaboration has grown, and with it, so have our options for how we work. Jason breaks down Slack vs Google vs Facebook vs Microsoft with some insights from We Work (a rentable office… Read More »Slacker Productivity at Work with We Work
If you know who Wendy Sachs is, you might be a news/politics junkie. Or you might have her new book “Fearless and Free: How Smart Women Pivot–and Relaunch Their Careers.” Wendy has worked in media (at Dateline NBC, CNN, Fox) and on Capitol Hill. Her… Read More »Changing Careers Part 1 with Wendy Sachs Part 1
We talk to Ireneo Mendoza, a VP at Robert Half (a staffing solutions company), about Daylight Savings Time and its effect on workplace productivity. We love to complain about the time change existing in the first place, but Ireneo unpacks some real numbers on how… Read More »Changing Careers Part 2 & Workplace Productivity vs Daylight Savings Time with Wendy Sachs, Ireneo Mendoza Part 2
