About this episode

Dr. Debi Silber interviews Guy Kawasaki about trust, digital privacy, and living with integrity.

Guest: Guy Kawasaki — Chief Evangelist, Canva · Author · Host of Remarkable People What happens when one of Silicon Valley's most trusted voices—the man who helped launch the Macintosh and now serves as Chief Evangelist for Canva—sits down to talk about betrayal, broken trust, and what it takes to live with integrity? You get a conversation that's honest, provocative, and deeply human. In this episode, Dr. Debi Silber is joined by Guy Kawasaki—bestselling author, legendary tech evangelist, and host of the Remarkable People podcast—to explore the life lessons behind his books Everybody Has Something to Hide and Think Remarkable . From why every person needs to think about digital privacy to how billionaires lost their way, this conversation covers it all. What you'll hear in this episode: Why "I have nothing to hide" is the wrong test for digital privacy — and what the billboard test reveals about your real exposure The erosion of institutional trust and why even Apple isn't above scrutiny when fiduciary pressure meets user privacy Guy's three-part framework for a life well lived: learn, earn, return — and why so many billionaires are stuck in "burn" The growth mindset, Carol…

People in this episode

Host: Dr. Debi Silber

Guest: Guy Kawasaki

Topics covered

• trust
• digital privacy
• integrity
• growth mindset
• life lessons
• billionaires
• perseverance

Keywords

• trust
• digital privacy
• integrity
• growth mindset
• billionaires
• life lessons
• perseverance
• Guy Kawasaki
• Canva
• self improvement

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Canva

Books & works: Everybody Has Something to Hide, Think Remarkable

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