Procrastinating, starting and not finishing projects, and not trying new things can all be signs of perfectionism.  We often mistakenly think that if we don’t aspire to be like Martha Stewart, then we’re not perfectionists. In this episode, I help you to identify the subtle ways in which perfectionism may be holding you back.

Are you thinking about making a change in your career path? Melissa Werneck began her career as an engineer before making a major career pivot. Today, she is the Global Chief People Officer for The Kraft Heinz Company. She provides a ton of great advice about how to grow your career, even if the path ahead is not linear.  

Rashida La Lande is the Senior Vice President, Global General Counsel and Corporate Secretary of The Kraft Heinz Company. Before joining Kraft Heinz, she was a partner at the prestigious Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher law firm in their New York City office. She is the mom of four kids and has a lot of insight into how to grow a big career while also having a fantastic family life.

Sharon Saline is a renowned expert on ADHD, anxiety, learning differences, and mental health challenges, and their impact on school and family dynamics. She is a licensed clinical psychologist and author of the excellent book, What Your ADHD Child Wishes You Knew.

Getting out of your comfort zone is the key to growth.  Julie shares three powerful lessons that will help you build your confidence and empower you to stretch the bounds of what you think is possible for you.

Kim shares the career and leadership lessons she’s learned through the extensive study of and work with CEO’s across the country.

Jenny Cohen provides great advice on managing a high-profile career while having a family life you love.

Doug is a phenomenal leader who has accomplished more in the past twenty years than many accomplish in a life time. Doug and I have an amazing conversation full of great advice about leadership, taking risks, and staying true to yourself.  

Successful TV News Anchor Tamala Edwards shares her love of media journalism, the challenges of working unusual hours, and great advice on how to be content with your life.

David is a wise, insightful, and humorous executive coach who leverages his decades of experience to deliver powerful advice on how to master your mindset.  This episode is full of wisdom, personal stories, and concrete tips on how to reframe your thinking in order to achieve your goals.  We discuss negative thought patterns, depression, adult ADHD, confidence, and work-life integration in this deep yet tactical conversation.