The Precedent Collective

What happens when culture becomes a form of leadership?

In this episode of Breaking Precedent, the host Leah Solivan is joined by Lynn Jurich, co-founder and former CEO of Sunrun, to discuss her journey from growing up in Tacoma, Washington to leading one of the largest residential solar companies in the U.S.

In this episode of Breaking Precedent, the host, Leah Solivan interviews Dr.

What Nastia Liukin Taught Me About Winning and Success

In the second episode of the brand-new season of Breaking Precedent, Leah Solivan sits down once again with Olympic legend Nastia Liukin — and the conversation hits deeper than ever.

When Christina Tosi launched Milk Bar, she didn’t just bake better cookies; she rewrote the recipe for what a bakery could be.

Kicking off a brand-new season and launching our first-ever video episode, Breaking Precedent returns with a powerful conversation between host Leah Solivan and Christina Tosi, founder of Milk Bar.

Season 2 of Breaking Precedent premieres November 13.

During our summer break, we revisit an episode about resilience, pivots, and transformation.

During our summer break, we’re revisiting a powerful episode about inherited resilience and the courage to transform beyond expectations.

I fed over 16,000 messages into ChatGPT and what came out says a lot about the future of love, therapy, and relationships.

During our summer break, we're revisiting a moving episode that celebrates Latino and Spanish-speaking leaders who are redefining identity, power, and belonging.

How Three Artists Show Us That Ritual Can Be More Disruptive Than Speed

During our summer break, we’re revisiting powerful conversations about breaking precedent.

A clear winner—and a few surprising outliers.

During our summer break, we’re revisiting powerful conversations about breaking precedent.

Not all disruption is created equal.

During our summer break, we’re revisiting powerful conversations from Season One of Breaking Precedent. In this episode, host Leah Sullivan explores the many forms of disruptive change—framed as sunrises, tides, and rainbows. Leah is joined by a range of precedent-breakers across disciplines, including Eric Ryan, who reimagined consumer goods; Pete Flynn, who rides the waves of market shifts; and Justice Steven Breyer, who reflects on

Why the Future’s Being Built by Yesterday’s Rules

During our summer break, we’re revisiting powerful conversations from Season One of Breaking Precedent.