Why I’m Giving Away My New Book for Free
Guy Kawasaki and Madisun Nuismer are giving away a free EPUB of their new book, "Everybody Has Something to Hide: Why and How to Use Signal to Preserve Your Privacy, Security, and Well-Being." The guide explains Signal’s core features—setup, disappearing messages, verification, backups, and group chats—while highlighting common pitfalls that expose data. It is aimed at everyday users, from families and doctors to journalists and activists, positioning secure messaging as a basic form of digital hygiene. The free download is available in both English and Spanish on Kawasaki’s website.
How to Experience More Meaning in Your Life
In a recent podcast, author Dave Evans argues that the classic question “what is the meaning of life?” is less useful than asking “how do I experience meaning right now?” He draws on his new book, *How to Live a...
Become Easy to Work With
The post argues that being easy to work with outweighs sheer talent or flashiness. Small frictions—slow replies, vague updates, missed expectations—accumulate and drive collaborators away. By prioritizing clarity, responsiveness, and reliable follow‑through, individuals reduce effort for teammates and become preferred...
Why Mindshifts Matter for the Future of Innovation
Brian Solis argues that most organizations treat emerging tools like AI as speed enhancers for existing workflows, not as catalysts for fundamentally new business models. In his recent interview, he stresses that true innovation stems from a "mindshift"—a deliberate move...
The Grandmothers That Reclaimed Argentina’s Stolen Grandchildren
Journalist Haley Cohen Gilliland’s new book, *A Flower Traveled in My Blood*, chronicles the decades‑long quest of Argentina’s Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo to locate and identify babies stolen from political prisoners during the 1976‑83 military dictatorship. The Grandmothers...
Brad Meltzer on The Viper, Witness Protection, and Starting Over
Brad Meltzer appears on Guy Kawasaki’s Remarkable People podcast to discuss his latest thriller, The Viper, which draws on research inside a secretive funeral home and the world of witness protection. He introduces the artistic term pentimento—seeing the original sketch...
Build a Company That Doesn’t Depend on You
Charismatic founders can spark early momentum, but reliance on personality creates a fragile organization. The article argues that durable companies are built on shared principles, systematic incentives, and distributed ownership that function without the founder’s constant presence. It outlines practical...
What It Takes to Create Epic Disruption
Scott Anthony, author of *Epic Disruptions*, argues that disruption is a human challenge shaped by fear, optimism, and timing rather than a marketing buzzword. He explains why pure innovation often falls short and why even great companies can stumble at...