Crazy Good Turns

Management expert Kim Scott discusses radical candor and ruinous empathy, sharing a framework for better feedback. They talk about generational differences in feedback, challenges in the digital age, and the potential of the class of 2020 to solve global problems. They also explore applying radical candor to personal relationships and the consequences of ruinous empathy. The podcast emphasizes the power of small actions, gratitude, and the moral obligation to provide and receive feedback.

A high-profile executive coach, author and podcaster explains why generosity is a state of mind, and how you can shape a more generous life through observation and practice.

His father's murder went unsolved. But Backmann did not give up. Today his organization, Project: Cold Case, assists families and keeps memories alive.

Gianni founded GiGi's Playhouse a year after her daughter was born with Down Syndrome.

What's it like to live with nearly a dozen dogs, 200 cats and an 800-pound rescue pig named Wilbur? Glad you asked.

Portman earned respect in Washington by working across the aisle to get things done. Tilow's organization supports families and communities in the fight against drug addiction. Together, they discuss a difficult issue.

Meet six people who did something extraordinary in the past year.

Writer and podcaster Jason Feifer transforms what he's learned into steps you can use to navigate through crises and change.

We're bringing back a recognition program where you can send a Thank You with a $50 Gift Card to someone you feel deserves to be celebrated. Learn more.