The James Altucher Show

Tom Bilyeu: What to Do If AI Threatens Your Career

Carlos Gutierrez: ADHD Diagnosed at 65, Career Lessons

David Rubenstein: Why Owners Care About Winning, Not Money

The Art of a Great Question with Cal Fussman [From the Archive]

Bill O'Reilly on Brokering a Secret Hostage Release Deal

Annie Duke on Why We Judge Decisions by Results, Not Logic [From the Archive]

The Friendliest Store in the Mall | Ron Johnson Built the Apple Store

Jon Morrow: The Man Who Changed the Rules [From the Archive]

Carlo Rovelli: Nothing Exists Alone

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar: Becoming Kareem, the Skyhook, and the Search for a Self [From the Archive]

How You Get Rich Isn't How You Stay Rich: 300 Years of Proof | Joseph Moore

Seth Godin: The Smallest Viable Audience and the Work That Might Not Work [From the Archive]

Redefining success in the digital age requires shifting focus from chasing mass-market hits to serving a smallest viable audience. True innovation stems from the emotional labor of confronting fear and producing work that makes a genuine change, rather than attempting to game algorithms or bestseller lists. By prioriti...

Arianna Huffington: The Sleep Revolution, Microsteps, and the Joy of Being Awake [From the Archive]

Nancy Cartwright: Bart Simpson, Fellini, and Finding the Artist Inside [From the Archive]

Mike Massimino: Why Failure Couldn't Keep this Astronaut from Outer Space [From the Archive]

Ray Dalio: Principles, Failure, and the Formula for a Successful Life [From the Archive]

Ray Dalio, founder of the world's largest hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates, details the life and work principles that guided his professional and personal evolution. Central to his philosophy is the necessity of embracing failure as a learning opportunity; he posits that pain plus reflection equals progress. Dalio ad...

Perfect Is Boring: Tyra Banks and Carolyn London [From the Archive]

Dan Harris: Meditation for Fidgety Skeptics [From the Archive]

Steven Pressfield: The Hero’s Journey, Resistance, and Becoming the Artist You’re Meant to Be [From the Archive]

Charles Duhigg Lost 45 Lbs on a GLP-1 | Why Food Noise Vanishes