Scott Ginsberg: The Boldness to Reinvent (Ep. 6)
On a random day in 2001, my friend got on a bus to get to his part-time gig in Portland. It was a day like most others in...
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Justin Woodard: Making the Invisible Visible (Ep. 5)
Like many of his generation, Earl Woodard heeded the call of his country in 1941. He joined the armed forces and within months, the young man from Farmington,...
Stacy and Kate: Women on the Rise (Ep. 4)
Early in her career as a high school math teacher and coach, Stacy Taubman Since found herself in a daunting situation. The driven young women she was teaching...
Shane Perrin: The Return of the Perrin / Part 2 (Ep. 3)
(Note: This is Part Two. Listen to Part One here.) After a life-threatening accident leaves Shane unable to take on a new open-water challenge, he begins to battle...
Shane Perrin: The Grit for Innovation / Part 1 (Ep. 2)
Shane is a natural visionary within a sport call stand-up paddling. More than ten years ago, the sport was isolated to just a few folks on the coasts....
Jurgen Appelo: Managing For Happiness (Ep. 1)
In this, the first episode of More Human — the podcast of the Be Human Project — host Jeremy Nulik interviews Dutch author and business leader, Jurgen Appelo,...
You Don’t Run Your Race. It Runs You.
Just a few weeks after his father died, Dad sent me an email with a registration link for the GO! St. Louis Marathon. It was January of 2005,...
Redefining Business Category: Kevin Brennan, An Awesome Human
The Central West End neighborhood of St. Louis houses a great deal of retail entrepreneurial drive. Almost every kind of ethnic dish (from burgers to grasshopper tacos) is...