Could Coughs Prevent Future Pandemics? (ft. Hyfe CEO Joe Brew)

03/11/22 • 31 min

When we first heard about Joe Brew and Hyfe, I knew we had to schedule a FUTUREPROOF. Conversation. Originally from Florida, Joe’s work in public health has led him all over the world to tackle some of the biggest global health issues such as malaria and tuberculosis. His background in data science makes him an integral member of the team at Hyfe, where he’s a co-founder and CEO. With Hyfe’s sophisticated AI cough detection technology, anyone with a smartphone can track and analyze their respiratory patterns.

I’m talking to Joe today about data science, the need for expanding healthcare access and services for the global poor, why coughs are rich with medical information, and the future of global health in general.
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The Science & Power of Influence (ft. Dr. Zoe Chance)

We’re speaking today with Zoe Chance, who has a very cool story: she grew up poor and shy and worked her way up from telemarketing and door-to-door sales to professional acting to managing a $200 million segment of Barbie. Now, Zoe focuses on impact. She trains CEOs, activists, and leaders worldwide; and she teaches the most popular course at Yale School of Management.

Her new book is INFLUENCE IS YOUR SUPERPOWER: The Science of Winning Hearts, Sparking Change, and Making Good Things Happen, and I think this book has the potential to be a game-changer in the way people think about, talk about, and practice influencing each other.

We speak to Zoe about why influence is a superpower, the difference between gators and judges, why Empathy is a precursor to persuasion, and why one has to learn to be influential in order to chart the course of future history.
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Stop Making Stupid Financial Decisions (ft. economist & author Larry Kotlikoff)

Think about all of the financial decisions we make about our education, careers, marriages, retirement ages, Social Security, taxes, and investments. They all affect our standard of living —but most of us make these decisions by relying on crude rules of thumb or take questionable advice from friends and family, media gurus, self described experts, and advisers who are frequently little more than self-interested salespeople. There’s obviously a problem with what I’m describing, don’t you think?
That’s why I wanted to talk to noted economist and New York Times bestselling author Larry Kotlikoff about his new book, Money Magic, which distills his best personal finance advice to increase your spending power and enhance your standard of living. If you’ve ever felt like you could be living better or making better financial decisions, I think you’ll enjoy this one.

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