Economic Contraction

Ed Mylett, Chairman of WFG, built his fortune by being a closer. When baseball didn't pan out, he rebounded fast and chased the next opportunity. Now a peak‑performance coach, he pushes people to pursue the highest version of themselves. He and Grant discuss success, fulfillment, ... Show More

Grant Cardone sits down with the co-founder of Robinhood to break down how he went from an immigrant upbringing and failed startups to building a $70B company. They cover what it really takes to build with no money, how to think differently than the market, and why betting on you ... Show More

Grant Cardone sits down with Derek Anderssen from Startup Grind for a raw conversation on success, ambition, and what it really takes to build at scale. Grant breaks down why showing up beats waiting for luck, how the environment shapes your thinking, why he still thinks bigger, ... Show More

Are economists overly pessimistic about the state of the economy? BMO Senior Economist, Sal Guatieri discusses the implications of easing financial conditions on the economic and rate outlooks for the U.S. and Canada. Visit BMO.com/onlineinvesting for more information and to lear ... Show More

As a business leader, how do you think about a recession, and what’s your approach? Hint: It’s not the strongest that will survive, but the ones who respond best to change. Kipp and Kieran give tangible advice on what will make or break your business in the next 24 months, compan ... Show More

<p>When I first arrived in this country, 40 years ago this summer, my strongest impression was that America was a land of optimists. European economists, politicians, commentators and consumers all saw the outlook as dark and troubled. However, Americans, facing equal challenges, ... Show More

<p>We live at a time when extreme voices get the most attention and so it is tempting, following a string of weak economic numbers, to yell the word “recession”. However, a balanced assessment of demand and supply suggests that we are, thus far, merely transitioning to slower gro ... Show More

Don’t assume that because the economy might be doing well now, that it will be in good shape next year. Find out in this episode what government and corporate executives can do to prepare for the next economy-related crisis—and why. 

I’ve written two relatively recent articles on the economy. The first summarized Lauren Baker of ITR Economics keynote address at BPCON 22. She concluded that signs point to a potential soft landing in the economy—the aversion of disaster. Great news!  Or not.  I discussed the po ... Show More