171. Ryan Gottfredson: Unlocking Success Mindsets
Mindsets are foundational to everything we do. Improving our mindsets can improve our success across life, work, and leadership. Our guest today Ryan Gottfredson, Ph.D., takes us on a
First Things First
One day, a few weeks ago, I had a plan. I often do. I had a plan, but the plan had to change. They often do. My intent was to
170. Molly Beck: Creating in Spite of Constraints
One in three Americans listen to at least one podcast per month, this is an astounding number given podcasting was a relatively unknown medium as recently as 2010. Recently,
It’s Okay to be Done
A couple of weeks ago, I took Sunday and Monday off as mental health days. I didn't think I would need them. Why would I? I'm at home. Not traveling.
169. Benjamin Hardy: Personality Isn’t Permanent
Our inner desire to label ourselves into personality categorizations is strong. In the quest to understand one’s self, we find solace in labels and fixed ideations.
Get and Give with Grace
Right after I drafted this newsletter about feedback, one of my professional colleagues, Michael Bungay Stanier, was kind enough to offer some. He said, in effect, "I know you haven't yet
168. Liz O’Donnell: Stepping Back and Showing Up
Liz O’Donnell remembers well the day that her latest book, Working Daughter, came to her. Liz had taken a vacation day in order to help her mother go to
Listen
"The heartbeat of racism is denial. And the sound of that heartbeat is “I’m not racist.” - Ibram X. Kendi Last week, I shared my experience of realizing that I
167. Gregory Haile: Closing the Education Gap
About a month ago, I had the opportunity to interview Gregory Haile, president of Broward College in Florida, in the United States. Greg has an amazing story and is
Speak Up and Pass the Mic
Gabrielle Blair, founder of Design Mom posted on Instagram: “Hey fellow white people. Like me, if you were born in America and grew up in America, you were raised to