We talk to Jeremiah Russell about living as an experimenter and refusing to let failure or the idea that you’re not creative keep you from being creative.

We talk to Rachael about her journey as a profession writer. We get into the difference between writing as a skill and writing as a means of creature expression. We also have a quick conversation about what our dream live late night TV experience would be.

We talk to Tori Templet and Palmer Hubbell about music making. We get into the challenge of inspiration and what it’s like to balance the creative process and finding time to just be.

I talk to Maddie, a painter out of Atlanta, about her journey from painting as a hobby to a budding career. She walks us through the journey, including overcoming challenges and finding her why for her work. We also discuss the stigma of men wearing...

I talk to Casey Shultis one of the leaders at He Would Love First. We talk about the importance of staying humble as a leader, about avoiding comparison, and about how the Internet affects us as leaders and as those who are looking up to others as leaders.

I talk with Paige Helms about what it’s like to be a mom of three, specifically how she handles leading herself so that she can lead others well. We also get into why I’m obsessed with Lady GaGa (and any other pop icon).

Mary Leslie Anderson, principal at League Academy (also my boss), gives us some perspective on leading an organization of many stakeholders while maintaining a high value for people over product.

Bryan and I talk about leading in the middle of craziness. I also talk about why pineapple on pizza is never acceptable.