Changes Ahead! How NOT To Become Collateral Damage | Brad Stulberg
Disruptive change is everywhere these days.
The world is still recovering from the shockwaves unleashed by the COVID pandemic and the war in Ukraine.
New technologies like AI threaten to upend our relationship to work.
The financial markets have made wild swings over the past 2 years.
And the risk of the economy falling into recession next year is concerningly high.
How can we prevent ourselves from being victims of unpredictability in such an ever-changing world?
To find out, we have the good fortune to sit down today with national best-selling author Brad Stuhlberg to talk about the key insights from his brand new book, Master of Change: How To Excel When Everything is Changing, Including You
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