The HOW Podcast

Some people grow up knowing how the game works. Others spend years just discovering that the game exists.In this episode of The HOW Podcast, I explore the privilege of exposure - how the people, environments and possibilities we encounter can shape what we believe is available to us in the first place.Research on 1.2 million U.S. inventors found that childhood exposure to innovation strongly influenced who eventually became an inventor. The researchers called some of the unrealised potential they identified “lost Einsteins.”Concepts.• why exposure can shape the options we consider possible • the hidden advantage of growing up around successful people and institutions • how to deliberately expand your own environment and mental map • how parents can expose children to a wider range of possibilities • why those of us with access should pay that exposure forwardTalent matters. Work matters. But you cannot pursue a possibility you have never learned to see.Subscribe to The HOW Podcast for ideas on ambition, opportunity, entrepreneurship and building a bigger life.

Most successful people attribute 80% of their success to luck. Yet Luck is defined as random and serependity. Why are some people lucky and others are not. What can we do to make ourselves lucky or increase our surface area for luck?

You diversify your investments. You buy insurance. You have a lawyer, an accountant, a succession plan, a backup of your data.And then you ignore the most important asset you own - Your Health.Your health is an asset class — and it's the only one you cannot diversify. One body. No hedge. Almost every other ambition you have runs on top of it.This episode is about managing it like the asset it is.

Everyone has potential, your job is to turn yours to proof. Accumulating the proof gives you confidence to do more. Confidence increases your audacity to go after bigger dreams, bigger projects. Learn the HOW.