
What Your Shame Is Trying to Tell You | Frank Spinelli
Shame doesn’t tell you that you did something bad. It tells you that you are bad—and that distinction can quietly shape your relationships,...
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Shame doesn’t tell you that you did something bad. It tells you that you are bad—and that distinction can quietly shape your relationships,...

The habits that helped you succeed early in your career can become the same habits that keep you invisible later. AJ and John break down how...

You don’t need an hour-long morning routine to improve your well-being. Sometimes twenty seconds is enough—if you actually keep doing it. AJ...

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Quitting isn’t the opposite of perseverance. Sometimes it’s what allows you to keep going in a direction that actually matters. AJ sits down...

Working harder can actually make you harder to promote when you’re playing the wrong game. AJ and Johnny break down the difference between e...

What if low self-worth isn’t something wrong with you—but your mind protecting you from being hurt again? AJ sits down with psychologist Dr....

The moment someone challenges your idea, do you defend it—or accidentally convince the room you weren’t confident in it to begin with? AJ an...

You think you know why you make the choices you make. Your unconscious mind may have gotten there first. AJ and Johnny sit down with psychol...

Being the smartest person in the room won’t help your career if nobody remembers what you contributed when the decision gets made. AJ and Jo...

Your emotions don’t just change how you feel—they can change what you remember, how you judge other people, and even who you become in the m...

Being easy to work with can quietly make you miserable—and invisible. AJ and Johnny break down the “nice tax”: the price you pay every time...

Discipline gets a lot easier when you stop treating misery as proof that you’re doing it right. AJ and Johnny sit down with author and rejec...

Guilt can feel like proof that you care—but when it becomes your default way of relating to work, family, and yourself, it quietly turns car...

Silence is where negotiators accidentally give away money. AJ and Johnny break down why the hardest part of a negotiation often isn’t knowin...

You can be inches from the life you want—and still find a way to pull yourself backward. AJ and Johnny sit down with clinical neuropsycholog...

Someone takes a shot at you in front of the room, and suddenly your body reacts before your brain has decided what to say. AJ and Johnny bre...

Winning once can be luck. Winning repeatedly demands that you become someone different after every loss. AJ and Johnny sit down with elite p...

Most people think promotions go to the person doing the best work. In reality, they often go to the person who looks like they’re already le...

Most people think success comes from never giving up. But sometimes the smartest decision is knowing when to walk away from the wrong opport...