Heather Wilde was the eighth employee of Evernote and is known as “The Unicorn Whisperer”. She's published games for Disney, the WWE, and Paramount, trained Fortune 500 brands, advised hundreds of startups, and managed nonprofit programs for Alcon, Starbucks, Patagonia, and others. Wilde has received commendations for her work from the US Government, as well as Awards for Mentor, Coach, Female Executive, Entrepreneur and CTO of the Year, and been named Top Writer on Quora. She writes for Forbes, Tech.co, and the "Entrepreneurial Revolution" column for Inc Magazine.
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Episode outline
- 01:47 — Flying cars: status today and when will they be widespread?
- 04:32 — What do flying cars look like?
- 05:44 — Case studies: flying taxis in dubai by 2022
- 07:27 — Automatic delivery of PPE
- 08:28 — Risk factors with flying cars
- 09:45 — Air race challenges with flying cars
- 10:28 — Moore's law
- 11:12 — Change processes: Focus, Language and Physiology; Change as a tool to unstuck yourself from blockages.
- 14:29 — Becoming conscious of change: reaching the right balance
- 16:24 — Emotion journals
- 18:18 — Benefits of Stressful times
- 21:23 — Building Evernote from a Sailboat
- 22:34 — Evernote's security breach: handling the stress, the importance of trust
- 24:24 — Living on a sailboat/rv: the cons / being creative with your resources
- 26:47 — Living on a sailboat/rv: the pros / appreciating the wonders of the planet
- 27:19 — Organizing a technology conference in Antarctica
- 28:35 — The sea of Cortez and the blue whale
- 30:28 — Successful entrepreneurs, born or made? Different entrepreneurial styles
- 34:42 — Small spaces in our minds: expanding our internal spaces: reading and watching science fiction
- 37:31 — The roots of entrepreneurship: The "no limits" spirit
- 38:42 — Changing your path when necessary - learning has its own value
- 40:38 — Discovering that you are an "entrepreneur" when you are already one
- 41:55 — Not holding onto "ideas" or things at all costs: welcoming "failure"
- 43:00 — Rediscovering our capacity and inner strength to start all over again
- 45:23 — Remote work: present and future
- 47:57 — Meetings in the age of remote work
- 49:30 — Meetings: what makes a good one?
- 50:54 — Coaching: what is a coach and how can a coach help people?
- 54:35 — The meaning of life: "StarTrek" vs "Skynet"
- 56:50 — What comes next?
- 57:52 — Conclusion
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