Why Rejection Is the Fastest Path to Confidence with Klyn Elsbury | #55
Confidence isn't something you're born with. It's built one conversation, one courageous ask, and one uncomfortable moment at a time.
In this episode of I Can Fit That In, Erin Coupe sits down with leadership sales trainer, speaker, and communication strategist Klyn Elsbury to explore how persuasio…
How Great Leaders Reinvent Themselves: From the NBA to Business Leadership with Ryan Robertson | #56
Success isn't defined by the title you hold. It's defined by how you grow through every season of your life.
In this episode of I Can Fit That In, Erin Coupe sits down with former professional basketball player and financial services executive Ryan Robertson to talk about reinvention, leadership, a…
How Your Uniqueness Makes You a Better Leader with Nina Fluck | #57
Your biggest career detour might be the very thing that makes you a better leader. Nina Fluck shares why your unique experiences, strengths, and even failures can become your greatest professional assets.
In this episode of I Can Fit That In, Erin Coupe sits down with Nina Fluck, a people and cultu…
How to Perform Under Pressure Without Burning Out with Jeff Salzenstein | #58
What if pressure isn't the problem? What if the way you carry it is what's holding you back?
In this episode of I Can Fit That In, Erin Coupe sits down with Jeff Salzenstein, former top 100 world-ranked tennis player, Stanford All-American, NCAA Champion, and now a leadership speaker, performance a…
Putting Yourself First Isn’t Selfish: Kerry Docherty on Selfishness, Creativity, and Finding Yourself | #59
What if putting yourself first isn't selfish? What if it's the first step toward becoming more fully yourself?
In this episode of I Can Fit That In, Erin Coupe sits down with Kerry Docherty, cofounder of lifestyle clothing brand Faherty and author of the memoir Selfish: Unlearning, Reclaiming, and …
What If You’re Over-Optimizing Your Life? With Buzz Williams | #61
What if the habits that helped you become successful are the very things keeping you from feeling fulfilled? Buzz Williams joins Erin Coupe to talk about success, identity, leadership, and learning to live from a place of victory instead of constantly fighting for it.
Buzz Williams is a longtime co…
Mass Customization: The Next Workplace Challenge
Recorded live with Office Revolution in Chicago in the Haworth showroom, this episode explores what may be the next great workplace challenge: how organizations can deliver individualized experiences while maintaining alignment, efficiency, and culture.
Inspired by ideas from I Can Fit That In and …
How CEOs Build Businesses Without Burning Out with Cabot Earle | #62
What happens when the next rung on the ladder stops being enough? For many leaders, the hardest part of growth isn't building more. It's deciding what actually makes a life successful.
In this episode of I Can Fit That In, Erin Coupe talks with Cabot Earle, a three-time CEO who has led family-owned…
Psychotic Grit: When High Achievement Goes Too Far with Dr. Amy Athey | #63
What happens when your pursuit of excellence turns into an endless need to do more? Dr. Amy Athey joins Erin Coupe to unpack “psychotic grit” and why high performers can push themselves far beyond what actually supports great performance.
Dr. Amy Athey is a performance psychologist and executive co…
How to Turn Adversity Into a Life of Purpose | #64
What if the hardest thing that ever happened to you didn't get to decide how you lived the rest of your life? John O'Leary's story is a powerful reminder that we get to choose what we do with the life we've been given.
In this deeply personal episode of I Can Fit That In, Erin Coupe sits down with …
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