What Peak Performance Really Demands
Greatness doesn’t come with a tidy checklist. In Winning: The Unforgiving Race to Greatness, performance coach Tim Grover—whose clients included Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and Dwyane Wade—explores t...
18 Sep 30min
You’re Not Too Sensitive—You’re Paying Attention
What if being “too sensitive” doesn’t mean you’re weak—but that your nervous system is picking up information other people miss? Psychiatrist Sasha Hamdani draws on Too Sensitive: Rejection, Resilienc...
17 Sep 29min
Before You Lead Others, Learn to Lead Yourself
Great leadership isn’t just about having the right strategy—it begins with understanding the person making the decisions. In Manage Yourself to Lead Others, Margaret Andrews argues that self-awareness...
16 Sep 25min
A Better Kind of Financial Freedom
What if freedom didn’t have to wait until retirement? In Time Freedom: Rethink Your Work and Money to Create a Life You Love Now, author, speaker, and financial advisor Brian Herriot argues that the g...
15 Sep 28min
Do Leaders Even Matter?
We love to credit the person at the top when things go right—and blame them when they don’t. But how much power does one leader really have? In Profits, Prophets, Coaches, and Kings: (When) Do Leaders...
14 Sep 27min
Authenticity, Skepticism, and a Better Way to Live
What if being true to yourself isn’t about discovering a hidden “real you,” but actively creating the person you’ll become? In How to Be Authentic, philosopher Skye Cleary draws on Simone de Beauvoir ...
11 Sep 25min
Confidence Is a Team Sport
Why do some teams rise under pressure while others struggle despite having plenty of talent? Organizational psychologist André Martin argues that success starts with two kinds of alignment: believing ...
10 Sep 25min
How to Read the Room, and Why You Should
The higher the stakes, the harder it becomes to read the room. Stress narrows our attention, confidence disguises bad assumptions, and familiar body-language “tells” often tell us very little. Pamela ...
9 Sep 29min
