Psychology of Entrepreneurship

Justin Buzzi describes shifting from "betting on the business" to betting on himself after eight years as an entrepreneur.

Bree Seeley, author of "Permission to Leap," tells host Ronsly Vaz that mental stamina starts with a "temperature check" of your first morning thought.

Tina Tower launches twice a year, going "open cart" for eight days, then spends six months not selling.

"Nothing is happening to you": Erik Huberman says entrepreneurs who frame stress as victimhood chose the job.

Jane Vadiveloo, CEO of Children's Ground and a forensic psychologist, describes a 25-year systems-change strategy for First Nations children.

Alexandra Carter, a Columbia Law School clinical professor and mediation director, frames negotiation through mediation and her book "Ask for More: 10 Questions to Negotiate Anything." She argues that women and other underserved groups can negotiate effectively without being the loudest person or having a military background, citing workplace patterns where men talk over women and receive credit for shared ideas.

Psychology of Entrepreneurship examines when repeated noes damage relationships, using Carly Ryan’s parenting example and the film Yes Day.