In this episode of Remarkable People, join host Guy Kawasaki as he engages in a compelling discussion with Mary Murphy, a leading professor at Indiana University and the founding director of the Institute on Diversity. Together, they explore the concepts of growth cultures versus genius cultures, challenging traditional assumptions about intelligence and potential. Murphy emphasizes the significance of context in shaping mindsets, urging organizations to foster environments that motivate all individuals to learn and develop their abilities over time. Discover valuable insights, tools, and real-world examples of how shifting team cultures can unlock creativity, innovation, and sustainable success in any industry.

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