51. Non-Obvious Life (w/Rohit Bhargava. Part 2)

Rohit Bhargava, Indian-American Wall Street Journal bestselling author, speaker, and self-described near-futurist.

Rohit is a branding expert. He spent 15 years in leadership roles at two world-renowned ad agencies: Leo Burnett and Ogilvy. 

His ideas have been implemented by such giants as the World Bank, NASA, Intel, Disney, Colgate, Coca-Cola, NBC Universal, American Express, and many others. Rohit also teaches Marketing and Storytelling at Georgetown University.

Rohit is the founder of the Non-Obvious Company, ON A MISSION to help the world be more open-minded by teaching others how to be non-obvious thinkers.

And in this first part of the conversation, we talk about Rohit's childhood growing up as a world citizen and the perspective that it gives him.

And in this second part of the conversation, we talk about the sense of belonging, the value of the American accent, and some future trends that are both fascinating and terrifying. 

 

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