We have committed an initial $250,000 to Ukraine—$150,000 of which is already on the ground right now—for the most urgent needs, including medical supplies, food and cash. If you would like to join in supporting this continued solidarity, you can give at: TogetherRising.org/Give

I loved this conversation on leading in an age of employee activism with Megan Reitz and John Higgins, particularly this caution to leaders: “Disregarding employee activists may be the equivalent of ignoring the canary in the coal mine.” bit.ly/3tahgWY

“Technology’s supposed to be good. We’ve just mostly been in The Empire Strikes Back period of our technology. It doesn’t have to be that way.” Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway of Pivot Podcast join me to dig into Big Tech—the good, bad, and very ugly. bit.ly/3MdmBp8

“A toxic corporate culture is by far the strongest predictor of industry-adjusted attrition and is 10 times more important than compensation in predicting turnover.” Today, a powerful conversation with Donald and Charlie Sull on the Great Resignation. bit.ly/3Co1kVh

Been working on something special. Coming March 31. #atlasoftheheart HBO Max

A conversation with Karen Walrond about the practices that keep us grounded during hard times and how we can honor ourselves and the sacred rhythm of activism. bit.ly/3q3p38c

This is my fave quote from Susan Cain’s new book "Bittersweet." This book grabs you by the heart and doesn't let go. Join us for a 2-part convo on #UnlockingUs. We talk about about sad songs, the beauty of longing, and a little Leonard Cohen, of course. bit.ly/3Da2010

This week’s game-changing “Dare to Lead” with Amishi Jha was a deep dive into focus, attention, and the myth of multitasking. Plus, I got to ask questions for a “friend,” like, Why does watching reruns of “Law & Order” help me code data and write? bit.ly/3qsPGn7

In this episode of the “Dare to Lead” podcast, I’m talking with James Rhee about the transformative power of kindness at work. It blew my mind and reassured my heart. #redhelicopter bit.ly/3wNGSfF

Oh, the power in knowing that pain and sorrow are also part of the path. Susan Cain's book “Bittersweet” is so healing. Especially now. Join us for Part 2 of this “Unlocking Us” conversation. bit.ly/3NyZYvT

It’s here. 5 episodes. 30 emotions. 1 kick-ass audience. And lots of laughter and learning. Huge thanks to HBO Max, Den of Thieves (our producers), and our team. Can’t wait to hear what you think! BB #AtlasoftheHeart hbomax.com/series/urn:hbo…

I love this line from Emmanuel Acho’s new book. All of us are a little untethered right now, which means a lot of projecting our own fears and anxieties onto other people. Sometimes, if we get really quiet—quiet enough to hear ourselves—we realize we know. bit.ly/35UBaxG

History. Herstory.

This was such a critically important podcast conversation with organizational psychologist and friend Scott Sonenshein that we released it on both “Dare to Lead” and “Unlocking Us” this week. bit.ly/3uD2ud3

Protect the flame! #AtlasoftheHeart HBO Max

Anyone who knows me or my work knows the immeasurable influence Richard Rohr has had on my life. This truly unforgettable two-part conversation left me filled to the brim with love and connection. #UnlockingUs bit.ly/3xFMt8k

So grateful to Tarana for calling me and saying, "Hey, I have an idea." And, equally grateful for the writers who shared their hearts, their stories, and their truths with the world. Happy 1 year anniversary to "You Are Your Best Thing!"

In this episode of “Dare to Lead,” Kam Franklin and I talk about what it means to lead a creative team. She explains the daily conflict that bubbles up in the creative process and how normalizing that conflict helps get to the creative magic. @thesuffers bit.ly/3LGcgS1

“I am cringe, but I am free.” This is the most awkward, brave, and kind conversation with Pixar filmmaker and badass creator Domee Shi. bit.ly/3Fmob51

An awkward, brave, and kind plan to rest and create some silence in the noise: brenebrown.com/articles/2022/…