All Episodes
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How To Fill Your Morning With Purpose & Joy (Craig Kulyk)
I met Craig at a conference called The World Domination Summit and when he introduced himself he gave me a pack of tea with his business card on it. Everything he does...
Beyond Average: Co-Creating A Life & Company (Tanya Zhang & Wesley Kang, NimbleMade.com)
Wesley Kang and Tanya Zhang are the co-founders of Nimble Made, an e-commerce clothing brand that makes “actually slim” dress shirts. Before taking the leap to work ...
Lessons from 13 years of entrepreneurship & living nomadically (Chris Kirkland)
Chris Kirkland is a bootstrapped entrepreneur who has been living nomadically since 2006 and is the founder of several web businesses including artweb.com and tokyoche...
Creating Art Filled With Magic (Martha Balaile)
Martha Balaile is a fantasy illustrator living in Cape Town, South Africa originally from Tanzania. Her mission is to figure out how magic, mythology and fantasy can ...
Reimagine Work & A Short Update From Paul
A quick little update from Taipei. A couple links from the podcast: Revisiting Keynes Prediction for a Post-Work 2030 in “Economic Possibilities for Our Grandchildre...
From the basketball court to the yoga mat via the corporate world (Gabi Macra)
Gabi Macra was a top Canadian basketball player that never really thought about the "life after basketball" before dealing with a major injury towards the end of her ...
Learning To Quit & Life Reinvention (Christine Bader)
Christine Bader is currently living in Bali, Indonesia, where she is spending time focused on her family and self. She is the author of The Evolution of a Corporate ...
Building & Investing In Calm Companies (Tyler Tringas)
Tyler Tringas is an entrepreneur and traveler. He's started two companies (one worked!) and now is founding Earnest Capital where he wants to help companies avoid goi...
Paul on success, storytelling, learning & experiments (UX Gorilla Interview)
I joined the amazing Jagriti Pande for a fun conversation around a number of different topics. You can subscribe to her master series on UX designers and other creati...
Launching Uncommonly: One Year Later (Chris Donohoe)
"I didn't think I'd be turning down work and choosing not to grow" I spoke with Chris Donohoe one year ago about his just-announced launch of his consulting firm, Unco...
Guest Episode: Joe Dumars x Adam Grant x Cody Royle
This episode is a special treat from friends of Boundless, Cody Royle, who came on the podcast last year to talk about what the business world can learn from sports. I...
Learning, Self-Employment & Making Business More Human (Mike Tannenbaum)
Mike was always a self-driven creator, developing TI-83 apps for his classmates to keep track of their grades from an early age. He spent a lot of time "head in in the...
10 Career Myths We Should Stop Believing (Jeff Hittner)
Jeff Hittner of Your Project X and Paul talk about their favorite 10 career myths. They dive deep into the beliefs and mindsets that drive these beliefs while making a...
Mini Episode: Five Things Before You Leap: Lessons From The Self-Employed
In this short episode, I talk about the five lessons I've found that help people make the leap to self-employment: Find a friend taking a different path Re-define your...
Bryan Victor's Education: wedding planning, year-long travel & building a visual animation studio
Bryan Victor has never taken a traditional path but he doesn’t know any other way. Perhaps that is why he started his own podcast in Singapore, Misfits, which intervie...
Why every company should adopt the 4-day workweek (Tash Walker)
Tash Walker is the founder of a firm and spends her Fridays making marmalade. Before instituting a four-day workweek at her firm, The Mix, she barely had time for her ...
The Humans Behind The Gig Economy (Sarah Kessler, Quartz)
Amid all the buzzwords and reports on the future of work, I find Sarah Kessler's stories about the gig economy to be the most insightful and the most human. Her storie...
Screw The Cubicle (Lydia Lee)
Lydia Lee was a self-described "multi-potentialite" growing up and loves to experiment and play games growing up. You can probably draw a straight line from her hostin...
How A Remote Company Enables Freedom, Trust & Digital Dance Parties (Wade Foster, CEO of Zapier.com)
Wade Foster was graduating during the worst recession in the past 100 years and traditional employers were simply not hiring anyone. He reached out to a local software...
"My Name Is Nemo and I Don't Do Small Talk"
Nemo Ashong's bold vision is "a truly inclusive and empowered world" He helps people to be fully expressed and to be more authentic, be more unique and be more powerfu...
Ervin Ling On Escaping The Corporate World At 30 To Travel The World
Ervin Ling followed the default path as an actuary, passing test after test. After passing all the tests, he found himself working harder than he was ever working. As...
Ted Bauer: The Absurdity Of The Corporate World & Real Future Of Work
Ted Bauer is a freelance writer and content strategist who writes prolifically about the future of work. In this episode, he talks about some of his experiences in the...
Shayne Spencer on the dumb idea project and how failing econ helped him start his firm
While Shayne has built a successful marketing consulting firm, there was no "plan" to do this. His first exposure to marketing was out of necessity - his professor le...
Jacqueline Jensen on sabbaticals, rethinking work and building a "calm company"
Jacqueline Jensen has been a digital nomad for 3.5 years, living and working globally. It might surprise you to find out then, that she's written a book called "Travel...
Dr. Laura Gallaher on using humor at work, leadership at NASA after crisis, and building a business traveling the world
Dr. Laura Gallaher joins me from Serbia, where she is part of Remote Year, a community that travels to twelve locations within a year with a cohort of people working r...
Andrew Taggart, Practical Philosopher, on how "total work" is taking over our lives
Andrew is a Practical Philosopher who believes that "there may be no greater vexation in our time than the question of how to make a living in a manner that accords wi...
Podcast Update, Digital Course Experiment & Moving To Asia
Paul provides a summer update: Shifting the podcast from making sense of the future of work => "The Human Side Of The Future Of Work" Early lessons from the digital co...
Tony Triumph on growing up entrepreneurial, moving to NYC with $300 and building incredible relationships
Tony grew up around entrepreneurs but did not use the label at the time. At age 19, he was going to college in Maryland and felt the pull to something bigger. He deci...