Mattering at Work: The Leadership Metric We’ve Been Ignoring

Mattering at work. It’s a phrase that doesn’t show up on quarterly reports. It’s not something executives discuss in board meetings, or investors analyze in earnings calls. But it’s there, shaping the undercurrent of every workplace, quietly determining who stays, who thrives, and who quietly disengages before eventually walking out the door. Because when people […]
The Essence of Deep Work in Building a Life That Truly Matters

When was the last time you felt like what you were doing truly mattered? Not just another task or another hour spent on autopilot, but a moment where your actions, focus, and energy made a real impact and gave you a strong assurance that your life truly mattered. Can you recall that feeling? In most […]
The Culture of Mattering That Made the Miracle on the Hudson

The Miracle on the Hudson is more than just an incredible survival story—it’s a testament to the transformative power of a culture of mattering. When US Airways Flight 1549 took off from LaGuardia Airport on January 15, 2009, no one could have predicted the extraordinary events that would follow. Just three minutes after takeoff, the […]
4 Bold Ways to Bridge the Gap Between Knowing and Doing

This week, I’ve been reflecting on two incredible conversations—with Codie Sanchez and Kim Scott—that hit on something we’ve all struggled with at some point: how to bridge the gap between knowing and doing. Let me ask you—does this sound familiar? You read a book, watch a TED Talk, or listen to a podcast, and you’re […]
5 Inspiring Ways the Grinch Found Psychological Wealth

Picture this: You’ve just scored an amazing Black Friday deal on a gadget you’ve long desired. The thrill is undeniable, but how long does that feeling last? A week? A month? Maybe just a day? As the holiday season ushers in a whirlwind of shopping, partying, and gift-giving, it’s worth asking ourselves: What truly makes […]
6 Lessons from Failure: Jamie Siminoff’s Path from DoorBot to Ring and the Power of Vision

When we think of success, we often picture smooth sailing, but true victories are rarely that simple. Sometimes, it’s the rejections, the setbacks, and the moments of doubt that lay the foundation for our greatest achievements. In the story of Jamie Siminoff, the visionary behind Ring, we find powerful lessons from failure and the transformative […]
Choice Bracketing: The Key to Building a Life You Love

Imagine you’re Warren Buffett, one of the greatest investors of all time. Every day, you’re faced with countless decisions—whether to buy, sell, or hold stocks, how to allocate resources, and which companies to invest in. Now, imagine approaching each of these decisions as isolated, one-off choices, without considering how they fit into the bigger picture. […]
The Science of Visualization: What Jim Carrey Can Teach You

Have you ever wondered how some people seem to turn their wildest dreams into reality despite all odds? What if there was a mental technique so powerful that it could significantly increase your chances of achieving your most ambitious goals? Visualization, the practice of creating vivid mental images of desired outcomes, is a powerful tool […]
Ray Dalio’s Wake-Up Call: Harnessing Humility to Overcome the Dangers of Overconfidence

Ray Dalio, the legendary founder of Bridgewater Associates, is a towering figure in the financial world. With Bridgewater being the largest hedge fund globally, Dalio’s success story is well-known and widely admired. Yet, behind this remarkable success lies a lesser-known but equally important chapter of his life—a chapter marked by overconfidence, failure, and profound learning. […]
The Power of Being Wrong: Why Changing Your Mind is a Strength, Not a Weakness

In a world where certainty is often celebrated, I’ve discovered that embracing the power of being wrong can feel daunting. Yet, what if acknowledging our mistakes and changing our minds were actually powerful steps toward personal growth and resilience? “The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing.” – Socrates. In this episode, I […]