What if work could actually be… fun?

In this uplifting episode of Disruption Lab, transformation expert and author Bree Groff challenges the way we think about work—and why fun, meaning, and progress don’t have to be separate things. With years of experience guiding companies like Google, Pfizer, and Target through big change, Bree knows what it takes to create a better way of working—one where people thrive, not just survive.

We talk about how to rethink work culture, find joy in the process, and why her upcoming book Today Was Fun: A Book About Work (Seriously) might be the message we all need right now.

Get ready for a conversation that’s insightful, energizing—and yes, fun.

You can learn more about Bree at https://www.breegroff.com/home

What happens when you spend your life climbing the career mountain—only to find the summit is empty?

In this episode of Disruption Lab, entrepreneur, investor, and former gubernatorial candidate Jeff Burningham joins us to explore what it really means to be human in an AI-powered world. Jeff shares the inspiration behind his new book The Last Book Written by a Human and offers insights on purpose, passion, and leadership in uncertain times.

Together, we discuss the difference between chasing success and living with significance—and how reclaiming our humanity may be the most disruptive act of all.

You can learn more about Jeff and his work at https://www.jeffburningham.com/

What does it take to lead when the situation is intense, uncertain, and everything’s on the line?

In this episode of Disruption Lab, Army Veteran, combat leader, and NYT bestselling author Matt Eversmann shares what he’s learned about courage, clarity, and composure in the face of chaos. From the battlefields of Somalia (as portrayed in Black Hawk Down) to boardrooms and leadership training today, Matt’s insights are as real as they come.

We discuss how to make decisions under pressure, stay grounded in unpredictable environments, and lead others through fear and fog. If you want to thrive—not just survive—when things get tough, this conversation is for you.

You can learn more about Matt and his work at https://www.matteversmann.com/