Posts by Linda Tucker


While it’s a common knee-jerk reaction to run away from grief, imperfection, and pain, we’re often robbing ourselves of profound inner growth when we do. Brooklyn-based artist Alyssa Monks reminds us that we’re robbing ourselves of some profound inner growth when we do. What she ultimately discovered through her own grief now transfers to her work and the realization that loss is a passageway to an even deeper connection with...

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New York Times bestselling author and organizational psychologist Adam Grant explores the value and need for thinkers who dare to dream outside the lines in his new book, Originals: How Non-Conformists Move the World. As you will discover throughout the interview, Adam has a way of turning how we typically think on its head; inspiring us to re-imagine what might be possible when we champion new ideas rather than dismiss them. Adam...

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The need to truly listen to each other could not be more pertinent than it is today. And while it’s often easier to label, categorize, and surround ourselves with people who think the way we do, listening invites us to recognize our common humanity in those who hold a different perspective. However, listening doesn’t come naturally; rather, it takes practice and intention. Celeste Headlee is an award-winning journalist, author, public...

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Real Wealth: Chalene Johnson

Real Wealth: Chalene Johnson


Posted By on Feb 13, 2017

Chalene Johnson may have accidentally stumbled into her career as a fitness guru, but her dedication to being true to what she wants out of life rather than aiming to please people has sustained her business prowess. Both a New York Times bestselling author and dynamic fitness celebrity, she holds the Guinness World Record for selling the most fitness videos ever– ten million plus DVDs to be exact. Beyond the stage lights and...

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Speaking Up: Adam Galinsky

Speaking Up: Adam Galinsky


Posted By on Jan 30, 2017

All too often, we shy away from speaking up for ourselves for a variety of different reasons. If we want to live courageously, we have to be willing to let ourselves be seen by others. That’s why social psychologist Adam Galinsky’s work is important. Adam is a Professor and Chair at the Columbia Business School specializing in leadership, negotiation, decision-making, and ethics. He also co-authored the bestselling book, “Friend and...

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