Allowing ourselves — and those we lead — to sit in the sadness isn’t weakness. It’s leadership. It’s emotional intelligence. It’s healing. It means we’re human.
Sometimes the most important championships are won within.
Nothing worthwhile comes without a cost.
"It is not always about moving forward to the next thing. Often times, keep going means coming back to my breath. To myself."
We spoke with strategy consultant, author and former Nike executive Damon Haley about the art of building trust, navigating complexity, and his inspiring project The Book of Dreams and Hopes.
Sometimes, our greatest breakthroughs don’t come from grand events, but from quiet moments—the decisions made when no one is watching.
The only true value in holding great intelligence in a field is being able to apply what you know to what you’re doing.
The real competition isn’t with others. It’s with your consistency.
The future isn’t about what you do—it’s about what you’re for.
If words can alter their meaning, why can’t we, as leaders, evolve too?
"You've been so occupied by your hurt that you're not sure who you are without it. Existing in pain is not your purpose."
The Daily Coach continued its conversation with award-winning producer and director Mike Tollin about the art of negotiation, overcoming setbacks, and releasing our attachment to the work once it’s put into the world.
