Hala Taha
Host of the Young and Profiting podcast and CEO of Yap Media.
Adam Grant says your frenemies are unhealthier than your enemies
The organizational psychologist argues that the friend who sometimes cheers and sometimes snipes is worse for your body than the person you know to avoid.
Lisa Curtis says Kuli Kuli will let retail shelves run out before Amazon
The Kuli Kuli founder described Amazon as so punishing when a brand stocks out that her mostly retail business now protects Amazon inventory first.
Chandler Bolt says his book brought in roughly $7 million in business revenue in one year
The selfpublishing.com founder’s big flex is less about Amazon royalties than the oldest trick in business clothing: use the book as the prettiest brochure in the room.
Daniel Lubetzky says he gives more than $25 million a year to charity but still won’t waste yogurt
The Kind founder’s most revealing flex on Young and Profiting wasn’t the multibillion-dollar exit, it was the penny-pinching moral code behind it.
Haley Sacks says renting an apartment will make you richer than buying a house.
The financial influencer known as Mrs. Dow Jones is aggressively shorting the traditional American dream.
Mustafa Suleyman says AI agents will run an entire online business before 2030
The Microsoft AI CEO is bullish on agentic AI, but his most futuristic prediction also sounds a lot like the sales brochure for Copilot.
Benjamin Hardy says 10X growth requires cutting 80 percent of your life
The productivity guru’s sharpest claim is not to grind harder, but to delete most of the life that made you successful so far.
Ben Nemtin says 76% of people reach their deathbed regretting the life they didn't live
The Buried Life co-creator has built a whole bucket-list gospel around one scary statistic, though the number is cleaner than the research behind it.
Lewis Howes says he called his podcast The School of Greatness because his ego needed to die
On Young and Profiting, Howes makes the rare personal-branding confession that the brand was partly built to keep himself from becoming the whole point.
Dave Asprey says about 50,000 entrepreneurs and many politicians are on modafinil
The biohacking evangelist framed the narcolepsy drug as a cognitive edge for founders, then casually suggested asking ChatGPT how to get a prescription.
Gary Vaynerchuk says entrepreneurs who ignore their partners may not actually value the relationship
GaryVee’s productivity gospel gets its sharpest domestic translation: if you really wanted to see them, you would.
Ryan Hawk says the Beatles were afraid to play their own music and started by copying others verbatim
On Young and Profiting, Hawk turns the Beatles into a permission slip for early-career imitation, with one giant warning label attached.
Dr. Chris Palmer says a ketogenic diet made a schizophrenia patient’s hallucinations and delusions go away after two months
The Harvard psychiatrist’s metabolic psychiatry pitch is fascinating, hopeful, and still not the same thing as proof that keto cures severe mental illness.
Tara LaFerrara Built a Million-Dollar Fitness Business by Refusing to Be Perfect
The Broads founder on coaching funnels, a $130,000 app failure, and why 'do the cringe thing' is actually a business strategy.
Benjamin Hardy Says You're Measuring Yourself Wrong, and He Has the Viktor Frankl Story to Prove It
The organizational psychologist behind 'The Gap and the Gain' explains why hitting your goals might make you feel worse, and what Mr. Beast figured out at 17 that most adults never do.
Jessie Inchauspé Says Your Breakfast Is Why You Feel Terrible by 10 a.m.
The Glucose Goddess on sugar crashes, aging like a chicken in an oven, and why orange juice is basically a can of Coke.