
Part Two: The Magic in Between
On trust, timing, and what’s truly meant for us
Talking with leaders who transform their teams, organizations and the world
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On trust, timing, and what’s truly meant for us

On courage, creativity, and saying yes before you’re ready. Some risks are worth taking — not because they guarantee success, but because they move us closer to what’s meant for us. “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.” This week’s On Leading reflection explores courage, creativity, and what happens when we finally say yes — even before we’re ready.

True mastery isn’t about control—it’s about presence. Reflection transforms not just what we do, but who we become as we lead.

How to best handle holiday conversations with family and friends who voted differently in the presidential election

Nick Troiano is a leading advocate for political reform and bipartisanship in the United States. As the Executive Director of Unite America and the author of The Primary Solution, Troiano's work addresses the critical issues within the American political system, aiming for a more functional and representative democracy.

Discover Katie Bethell’s impactful journey in social justice advocacy, from Change.org and WorkMoney to founding PL+US and her current consulting work. Learn how she drives systemic change and supports vulnerable populations.

Join Bas Verhoef, Head of Region for Europe at Illumina, as he discusses his transition from a 26-year career at Royal Philips to leading at Illumina. Bas highlights the significance of a customer-centric approach, merging marketing and commercial teams for better outcomes, and his commitment to servant leadership. Tune in for valuable lessons on driving change and achieving long-term success.

One of my favorite essayists, Anne Lamott, offers transparent, witty, and wise insights that resonate deeply with me. Her writing has inspired many aspects of my life, including my newfound passion for pottery. As a novice potter, I've created many imperfect pieces. Yet, despite the lumpy, tilting, and collapsing structures, I’ve fallen in love with the process. This experience has revealed…

Discover how Jennifer Pahlka, founder of Code for America and author of “Recoding America”, is leading a revolution in government through user-centered design and civic technology. Her innovative work is modernizing public services for the digital era.

What happens when “The Jolt” — a powerfully worded message of disappointment — is exactly what’s needed in order to thrive?