The Roots of Perfectionism and How We Can Change

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Do You Speak Mental Health? Exploring Mental Health Literacy with Kent Coules & Donna Volpitta

What if the habits you rely on to cope with anxiety are keeping you stuck? In this episode, we explore what it really means to be “mentally healthy” and why most of us were never given the language or tools to get there. Kent Coules shares his story of high-functioning alcoholism ...  Show more

The CEO Who Doesn't Want You To Leave Your Problems At Home with Dan Simons

What if better performance at work didn’t come from pushing harder, but from being more honest? In this episode, Dan Simons shares how he built a $100M+ restaurant group by doing something most leaders still resist. Dan explains how honesty at work actually helps people show up m ...  Show more

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