337 | Protecting the Rhythms that Keep You Healthy, Purposeful, and Present as a Leader
In this episode of Lead Culture, Jenni Catron shares what she learned during an extended summer break and why stepping back can be essential for sustainable leadership. She reflects on the tension between doing and being, the challenge of slowing down, and how time away revealed deeper questions ab…
Parke Lutter And The Art of Becoming Who You Already Were
Amherst isn’t known for launching fashion designers and entrepreneurs, but that’s just one of the reasons why this conversation with Parke Lutter was so much fun.
This talent has been building inside of him since his childhood in the Midwest, where he made clothes for one of us stuffed animals…
Episode 122. How Focusing On Providing Value Can Boost Your Career Progression & Leadership – Anne Sugar
Focusing on how you can consistently create value for your team, company and clients can help you stand out from your peers, supercharge your career progression and enhance your leadership impact. I had the pleasure of talking with Anne Sugar, Harvard Business School Executive Education executive c…
HAPPINESS PROFESSOR: How to Discover the Meaning of Your Life with Oprah and Arthur C. Brooks
What is the true meaning of your life? Does your life have purpose? Are you living a life you love? These are questions many people quietly wrestle with in a time when more individuals report feeling lonely, anxious and uncertain about their place in the world. Oprah is back with the Harvard Happin…
Crystallized Intelligence: Why Your Best Work May Still Be Ahead
The job was never just the paycheck.
It was Monday morning having a shape. It was knowing what 9:47 on Tuesday looked like. It was the annoying people who were still your annoying people, the problems that came to your desk because someone trusted your judgment, and the clean little answer you cou…
181. Why Happiness is a Direction, Not a Destination: Communication, Happiness & Wellbeing
Why connection is the key to a life well lived.The new year gives us an opportunity to reflect on who we are and who we want to be. As we set resolutions and prepare for evolutions, this special four-part series on communication, happiness, and well-being explores practical ways to enhance our live…
After 40 Years in Business, Am I Still Relevant?
Your career can take decades to build, and it can still leave you asking a quiet, unsettling question: am I actually still relevant? I’m Eric Dickmann, and I’m thinking out loud about what happens when our professional identity is built on titles, company brands, and organizational authority, then …
Ep 456: Karthik Shashidhar Lives the Quantified Life
He went the IIT-IIM route, became a self-taught data genius, but then got off the treadmill to live a portfolio life. Karthik Shashidhar joins Amit Varma in episode 456 of the Seen and the Unseen to share his insights from a lifetime of looking. (FOR FULL LINKED SHOW NOTES, GO TO SEENUNSEEN.IN.) Al…
What Does “Loving Thy Neighbor” Actually Look Like?
Hey, there. I’m back from the trenches of King County elections. Election night was frenzied: I spent the evening fighting with printers and filing change-of-address forms and didn’t have a second to check my phone until I got the train at 9:30pm. Highly recommend!
When I got home, I was thrilled t…
How To Pass On Your Faith To Your Kids (Arthur Brooks Response)
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One of a Christian father's most pressing questions as he raises his children is, "how do I pass on my faith to my kids?"
On this episode, Jeremy and Jeff dive into this, based on an anecdote from Dr. Arthur Brooks, and break down h…
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