If you’re building or introducing new tech, you must bridge the gap between the exciting 'new' and the comfortable 'known' to pave the way for acceptance.

If we want to shift public perception, we need to shift from selling the vehicle and start engaging the people.

When culture's gravitational pull demands you rise above with dominating force, consider instead the radical alternative of going beneath with courageous humility.

Great communication isn’t static; it’s sculpted in real time.

The world doesn't need more tentative suggestions. It needs bold ideas, clearly expressed.

The next time you're building out your value proposition, don't start with the product. Start with the customer.

Showing up to an interaction requires considering how others perceive us, as this influences the status and power they grant us.

What really motivates people.