Laura Vanderkam, a time management expert, shares tips on planning effectively, time tracking, and the importance of hobbies. She discusses common time management mistakes and tools for efficiency. Vanderkam also emphasizes self-care through bedtime routines and batching tasks.

Author and speaker Dorie Clark shares insights on achieving long-term goals, like her 10-year dream to have a musical on Broadway. Emphasizing practical planning, embracing uncertainty and setting ambitious goals, she inspires listeners to pursue their own decade-long aspirations.

Journalist and author Samhita Mukhopadhyay talks about the myth of making it in the workplace, reflecting on her experience at Teen Vogue. She discusses the need for a more equitable workplace, challenges of imposter syndrome, burnout in the fashion industry, and the importance of systemic changes for gender equality and workplace culture.

This podcast master class features creativity strategist Natalie Nixon and actress Laura Linney. They discuss leveraging creativity in a VUCA environment, embracing discomfort in the creative process, and blending creativity with skill development and intuition. The episode highlights the importance of inquiry, improvisation, and trusting one's instincts in the creative journey.

Writer and producer Lolia Briggs reflects on her queer identity, the power of coming out in the queer community, embracing marginalized voices in writing, community support in marginalized communities, and celebrating personal growth in this Pride Month episode.

Organizational psychologist Adam Grant and LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman share insights on authentic networking, successful giving, setting boundaries, and building meaningful connections. Learn how to maximize impact, avoid burnout, and thrive in your professional relationships.

Erika Ayers Badan, CEO of Food52 and author of “Nobody Cares About Your Career”, shares insights on embracing failure, learning from mistakes, and knowing when to move on from a position. She emphasizes the importance of continuous learning, seeking fulfillment, and challenging societal norms for a more compassionate future.

Actress Anna Faris and author Luvvie Ajayi Jones discuss the importance of trusting oneself and overcoming self-doubt. They explore the power of sharing ideas, navigating likability, and embracing authenticity. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on personal challenges in the Hello Monday Group.

Tech industry leader Kim Scott discusses promoting radical respect in the workplace, emphasizing the importance of speaking up against biases and unfair behaviors. She reflects on navigating bias, addressing workplace behaviors, and empowering teams to disrupt bias for a more inclusive and productive work environment.

Bestselling author Elizabeth Gilbert and business journalist Suzy Welch discuss the importance of knowing your values in your career. They explore aligning personal values with work decisions, finding meaning, and reflecting on career values for long-term fulfillment.