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GapQuest - Art Peck is Gap Inc.’s new CEO. To secure the company’s reputation, and market share, he knows he must reinvent retail. Dropbox vs. the world - Dropbox’s 32-year-old CEO, Drew Houston, thinks he can thwart Microsoft and Google. Inside the new tech war to control all the stuff you store in the cloud.
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How to find time for what's important
To make sure he tackles everything on his to-do lists, Adobe Chief Product Officer Scott Belsky has come up with a rigid system. Here’s how he gets it all done.
Most Productive People – Tricia Hersey – Nap Bishop and author, Rest Is Resistance
Productivity has become this idea of overworking and workaholism. When I was at seminary at Emory University, I found the grind of graduate school was a violent thing. I was killing myself.
Gaming the Games
DraftKings helped unleash daily fantasy and sports betting on the masses. In its quest to turn a profit, the company is doubling down-searching for even more ways to turn fandom into a game.
It's a Bizarre World After All
A collective of artists got together to build otherworldly, immersive spaces. In the process, they invented something even wilder: meow wolf, a multimillion-dollar pillar of the experience economy that's now spreading its gonzo creativity across the country.
Most Productive People – Marvin Ellison – CEO, Lowe's
Being the CEO of a company that brings in almost $100 billion in annual revenue, and has over 300,000 associates—there’s a lot of complexity.
Most Productive People – Trixie Mattel – Drag Queen and Hotelier
"It wasn't that long ago I was lip-synching for 40 people while somebody spilled a tray of burgers at my feet."
Most Productive People – Kwame Onwuachi – Chef and owner, Tatiana, and author, Notes From a Young Black Chef
"I've been head down. I've been working."
Most Productive People – Regina Hall – Actor and founder, Rh Negative
"I just make sure I'm showered"
Most Productive People – Li Jin – Cofounder and general partner, Variant
"I have a folder full of drafts and things that never see the light of day."
Brett Goldstein – He's Here! He's There! He's Every F*%#ing Where!
Ted Lasso's Brett Goldstein knows how to keep the ball in play.
