Spencer Sherman was working at a financial investment firm in Philadelphia, putting in 60 hours a week and focused on making money. “I’d work overnight and leave at 10 in the morning . . . And I felt proud of that.”
Don Lupo has been called “the man to call when you need to get something done.” He’s certainly made an impact in the city of Birmingham, Alabama, where he’s worked tirelessly to help the homeless and for other causes.
Why do some entrepreneurs burn out while others go on to not only build thriving businesses but also enjoy fully engaged family and personal lives?
Native Americans had it right, Glaros says. “We had it wrong. It is so much more powerful to be a we than I. You get so much farther when it’s ours, not mine.”
What does being intentional mean to you?
According to 2020 U.S. Census data, the poverty rates for Black and Hispanic people in the United States have dipped to historic lows.
You might not normally think of professional athletes meditating and engaging in mindfulness.
Most people try to avoid conflict when at all possible. It’s something we’re taught from a young age.
What’s the secret to having a great day? It’s all about deciding to have one.
Here’s Schiff’s advice on leaning into your strengths, helping the people who work for you do the same, and how to tell the difference between a moonshot and a moneymaker.
