
October 12, 2015
Jonathan Fields
On this episode of Design Matters, Debbie Millman talks to author and entrepreneur Jonathan Fields.
Jonathan is a New York City dad, husband, and lawyer turned award-winning author, media producer, and entrepreneur. His most recent books is Uncertainty: Turning Fear and Doubt Into Fuel For Brilliance.
His current focus, the Good Life Project, is a global movement that inspires, educates, connects, and supports mission-driven individuals in the quest to live better, more engaged, connected and aligned lives. Fueling this quest is a rapidly expanding digital media, community-building, and education venture that produces a top-rated podcast, a broadcast-quality web series seen in more than 150 countries and educational programs for mission-driven leaders, entrepreneurs, and makers.
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