I’m a fan of decluttering. It’s a joy I picked up years ago when I helped my mom move from her large suburban house in which she’d accumulated decades of corporate sponsored moves (the kind where they pack everything for you) into a Manhattan apartment about 20% the size of her old house. The process was liberating, exhausting and even a little embarrassing! The stuff we keep in our junk drawers and cram into the back of the closet can be, um, not really for the general publi

Podcast Posted by Will Harvey May 2025 Kristin M Berkinsky , former CHRO at Adare Pharma Solutions, and I got into leadership, risk, culture and... ego. Plus, what happens when you let people fail. Not how you punish them, not how you rescue them but how you support them in taking risks and learning from them. It's not often I get to talk to someone who shares the same interest in philosophy, coaching and mindsets (except on these podcasts of course!). And to be so philosophi

How many times have you stared at the screen, trying to muster up the will to finish your spreadsheet, presentation, or email? How do you push yourself over the finish line? For me, I learned a long time ago that the block I’m experiencing, and therefore the ensuing procrastination, may actually be my intuiting telling me that pausing is actually the right course of action. Perhaps I don’t have the necessary data to move forward yet. Maybe I need to turn the problem around an