Take an inspiring journey into the life and wisdom of Lisa Nichols, a renowned speaker, entrepreneur, and New York Times bestselling author of the recent book Abundance Now: Amplify Your Life and Achieve Prosperity. Lisa shares how she rose above adversity and intentionally shaped the life she wants to be remembered for, offering listeners a roadmap to do the same. Through her diverse career—from co-authoring Chicken Soup for the Soul books and appearing in The Secret, to coaching others on public speaking and goal-setting—Lisa shows how each experience has been driven by her passion for empowering people.

Something changes in your mindset when you bounce back from something you had a five percent chance of bouncing back from. In fact, Roy Reid would argue that his story of surviving a life-threatening aortic dissection actually bounced him forward, not back. Roy shares his story of how his experience transformed his perspective, discussing the foundational role of trust in health, wellbeing, and performance in your personal and professional life.

Stay more focused in an age where there is more demand on our attention than ever before. Dr. Gloria Mark is a leading expert on human attention and the impacts of technology. Dr. Mark shares her research on the different "attentional states" people experience - focused attention, rote attention, boredom, and frustration - and the importance of balancing these states throughout the day to maintain productivity and well-being. Manage Your Energy to Do Your Job Well: To identify areas where you're putting yourself at risk of burnout, answer the questions in our guide, then choose one good self-care habit you can start practicing this week.

Harvard Business School professor Dr. Michael Norton joins On Leadership to share how rituals can be identified and used as a tool for all of us in our personal and professional lives. Dr. Norton explains the difference between rituals, habits, and compulsions, discussing how elite performers like athletes and celebrities often have elaborate pre-performance rituals that help them feel more prepared to perform. Dr. Dorton describes how rituals are often used to provide a sense of control and reduce anxiety, but can become compulsive and interfere with one's goals if taken too far. Manage Your Time Like a Pro—Hard-working professionals should be spending more time on their long-term goals. We can help with these 7 Tips for Doing What Matters Most.

Jessica McCabe, a YouTube star and author, shares her transformative journey with ADHD. She discusses the distinction between ADD and ADHD and the complexities of adult diagnosis. Jessica highlights the challenges of emotional regulation and executive function, offering practical strategies for managing daily life. She also dives into her YouTube channel's role in raising awareness and provides insights into the intersectionality of ADHD, shedding light on the unique struggles faced by women of color. This conversation is packed with valuable advice for anyone affected by ADHD.

Joining the conversation is Seth Godin, bestselling author and business strategist renowned for his insights on marketing and leadership. He emphasizes that shortcuts aren't effective, advocating for clear, strategic thinking and audience focus. Seth discusses the Agility Advantage, outlining how leaders should adapt strategies in changing industries to maintain momentum. He also shares valuable lessons from his daily blogging practice, underscoring the significance of consistent creativity and the importance of prioritizing meaningful content over metrics.

In a heartfelt discussion, Meggan Roxanne, an author and founder of The Good Quote, dives into vulnerability and self-love. She confronts the pitfalls of perfectionism and people-pleasing, sharing her journey toward embracing authenticity. Meggan highlights how childhood experiences shape our self-worth and the significance of self-awareness and therapy. A central theme is the struggle between societal expectations and true self-identity, advocating for self-acceptance and meaningful connections along the path to personal growth.

David Rubenstein, a prominent American businessman and philanthropist, shares insights from his new book, The Highest Calling. He discusses essential presidential leadership qualities, emphasizing unity and voter engagement. Rubenstein delves into the legacies of underappreciated presidents like Truman and Carter, revealing their impacts on society. He also clarifies the limits of presidential influence on economic factors, highlighting the importance of understanding external influences. His perspectives encourage active participation in democracy and philanthropic efforts.

Nicole Lowenbraun and Maegan Stephens, communication experts from Duarte, dive into the transformative power of adaptive listening. They discuss how mastering this skill can cultivate trust in both personal and professional relationships. The duo presents four unique listening styles: support, advance, immerse, and discern. Listeners learn how to move beyond traditional active listening to engage more effectively, especially in leadership. Practical tips abound, encouraging immediate skill-building for enhanced communication.

Maha Abouelenein, a strategic communication and branding expert and author of "The Seven Rules of Self-Reliance," discusses the importance of cultivating self-reliance for personal and professional growth. She emphasizes the shift from hustle culture to value culture, advocating for meaningful impact. Maha shares strategies for managing one’s reputation in the digital age amid cancel culture, and highlights the balance necessary for effective personal branding. Additionally, she underscores the significance of strong relationships and the power of sleep in enhancing productivity.