Do we have the will and the tools to coordinate the collective action of humanity? Asana Co-Founder Justin Rosenstein offers a vision of humanity as one big project that has the capacity to alter the current trajectory of our existence on Earth.

Asana Co-Founder Justin Rosenstein articulates how his company builds a culture of empowerment through a commitment to transparency inside the organization. Rosenstein also touches on the benefits on making decisions as a collective of peers.

Asana Co-Founder Justin Rosenstein shares why impact and user happiness are far more important product metrics than time on site and page views.

Asana Co-Founder Justin Rosenstein shares his process for working with the negative, self-doubting voice in his head. Supporting the importance of this process, Rosenstein attributes the following advice to investor Ben Horowitz: "The most important part of being a leader is managing your own psychology."

Entrepreneur Justin Rosenstein answers the popular question of why Facebook does not have a "dislike" button. While working at Facebook, Rosenstein led development of the "like" button feature, as a way for users to share affirmation in the social graph.

Sharing a story from his time building products at Google, Asana Co-Founder Justin Rosenstein reminds entrepreneurs, "When people tell you something is impossible, be very skeptical."