The Spiritual Dimension of Your Life GPS®: Staying Grounded When Life Gets Loud
“The breath is the reset button that we always carry with us.”
The Relational Domain of Your Life GPS®: Why Listening Is a Life and Leadership Advantage
“At the root of our biggest conflicts is a failure to listen.”
The Mental Dimension of Your Life GPS®: Think Clearer, Lead Better
“Mindfulness is the combination of awareness and intention.”
The Physical Dimension of Your Life GPS®: Essential Building Blocks for Living and Leading at Your Best
“Move. Sleep. Eat. Those are the three core physical routines everyone needs in their lives.”
Hope as Medicine: Dr. Richard Bedlack on Science, Fashion, and Living with Joy
“Hope is a combination of optimism and agency.”
“I Know I’m Right” and Other Hidden Blockers, with Muriel Wilkins
“Beliefs are like clouds. You’re the sky, and the beliefs can come and go, but they can also change shape. And we all have the capacity to change the shape of our beliefs.”
Leading with Curiosity and Humanity in the Age of AI, with Richard Culatta
“AI is good at drafting.The human brain is really good at refining. We spend so much of our human brain’s time drafting, and don’t have much time for refining, which is exactly the wrong order of operations.”
Open Heart, Strong Core: Lara Lee’s Mantra for Purposeful Leadership
“To be imperturbable is to be unshakable, immovable, amid the ups and downs. Whatever comes out, you’re able to self-stabilize. You’re able have your own sense of equanimity, of balance, of continuity, despite what’s happening around you.”
Gratitude as a Leadership Superpower, with Donagh Herlihy
“If I make gratitude a habit, then other people in my organization start doing it, it’s the shadow of the leader. It’s the force multiplier of that habit.”
Building Startups, Scaling Yourself, with Scot Wingo
“Find something you’re good at and do more of that thing.”
Turning Rejection into a Billion-Dollar Strategy, with Vivek Shah
“You can’t make small things big. Just can’t. And by the way…nearly everything is small.”
Medicine, Mission, and the Art of Listening, with Dr. Cynthia Horner
“Volunteer leadership in particular, if it’s done well, can be a really remarkable learning experience.”