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Where ideas meet action. Each episode features recordings from live conversations that originally aired on LinkedIn, bringing together global thought leaders, innovators, and curious minds. We explore the future of leadership, technology, entrepreneurship, and human-centered strategy—covering AI, business trends, and the big questions shaping tomorrow.Whether you’re a founder, creator, or lifelong learner, Idea Citizen is your space to think and connect with what’s next.
Idea Citizen hosts Idea Citizen on LinkedIn Live, a business show with 67 episodes published.
Rupali Kumbhani has a blunt read on where AI stands right now: we've spent two years proving AI works, and almost nobody's asked what happens once everyone has it. Same tools. Same models. Same vendors. So where's the ad
Everyone in fashion is calling themselves quiet luxury right now. Richard Coles and Kamil Biel, co-founder/CEO and co-founder/creative director of Bilson Menswear, think almost none of them can say what that actually mea
David Gottfried built green buildings in 186 countries. Now he's asking whether AI can do for civilization what LEED did for construction — and whether we're moving fast enough to matter. David Gottfried is founder of th
You don't have to create something from nothing. Nobody does. We're obsessed with originality, but originality is a myth. Almost every idea is combinational. You take existing concepts and remix them into something new.
The most dangerous phrase in any organization is "we've always done it this way." I'm diving into thinkers who've shaped how we understand ideas. This week: Grace Hopper. She was a Navy Rear Admiral and one of the first
The cheap seats are full of critics who never step onto the floor. Brené Brown references Theodore Roosevelt's "Man in the Arena" speech: The credit belongs to the person whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood.
You can do everything right and still lose the hand. This comes from Annie Duke who won millions at the poker table and still lost hands. In poker, "resulting" is a death sentence. If you play a perfect hand but the rive
The most dangerous ideas don't look irrelevant. Clayton Christensen called this the innovator's dilemma. The best companies don't fail because they're lazy or stupid. They fail because they're too good at what they alrea
Every Olympic athlete wants to win gold. The goal isn't unique. James Clear makes this distinction in Atomic Habits: Goals are about the results you want. Systems are about the processes that get you there. Winners and l
Most ideas don't die because they're bad. They die before anyone finds out whether they're good. In this episode, we break down the four psychological biases that kill ideas before they ever get a real shot — and why the
If you're measuring your progress against someone else's timeline, you'll quit too early. Morgan Housel calls this quiet compounding. We're obsessed with breakthroughs. The overnight success. The viral moment. But the mo
Meta just paid $375 million. A California jury found YouTube negligent. And yet most parents still have no idea what's actually happening to children on the platforms they hand them every day. In this episode, Jackie sit
We treat imagination like a luxury—something for artists or a distraction from "real work." But Octavia Butler argued it’s actually the most essential infrastructure we have. Butler was the first sci-fi author to win a M
Lucky people aren't lucky. They just have more surface area. Sahil Bloom calls this Luck Surface Area. We think luck is random, something that happens to us. But luck is mostly the result of thousands of tiny actions. Yo
Consensus isn't validation. Good ideas create tension. They challenge what people already believe. They force a reaction because they can't be ignored. Seth Godin put it this way in Purple Cow: "If you're remarkable, it'
Your best ideas don't have deadlines. That's why they never happen. Tim Urban calls it the Instant Gratification Monkey. There's a part of your brain that only knows two things: easy and fun. And whenever you sit down to
Most leaders want a clean, 10-step plan. Tufan Erginbilgiç, the CEO of Rolls-Royce, wants a mess. Since taking over in 2023, Erginbilgiç has overseen a massive surge in profits and a doubling of stock value. His secret?
When you over-plan, you kill the thing you're trying to build. Jane Jacobs wasn't an urban planner. She was a journalist who noticed something the experts missed. The neighborhoods that thrived weren't the ones designed
The most creative people don't have better ideas. They just have more of them. Adam Grant's book Originals flipped how I think about this. He writes: "It's widely assumed that there's a tradeoff between quantity and qual
Your brand is either memorable or forgettable. There's no middle ground. In this episode of Idea Citizen, Jackie Domanus sits down with branding experts Sallee Poinsette-Nash, Lindsay Linhart, and Diana Dumitru to break
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