Kathryn Minshew

Entrepreneur, investor & dangerous instigator. Travel & snack addict. Founder @TheMuse, Author @TheNewRules, and working on what's next

[Kathryn Minshew @kmin]

Fun clip from my @CNBC @LastCallCNBC appearance last week!

And I got to rep some of @TheMuse @fairygodboss data on #remote / #hybrid work - not in this clip tho

[CNBC Sport @CNBCSport]

"I think the 5-days a week in the office...[is] appropriate for a limited amount of roles but in a lot of cases these are managers with deeply ingrained personal preferences for seeing and controlling their people," says @TheMuse Founder @kmin.

[Kathryn Minshew @kmin]

Who gets to define the word "selfish"?

I devoured Kerry Docherty’s memoir "Selfish" in three days, and can’t wait to have her join me for a longer conversation on telling the truth about who you are and what you want, reclaiming your voice, and stepping in to the next chapter of your life.

Kerry is also the co-founder of Faherty Brand so we may swap some founder stories alongside our radical honesty

Live Wed 11/11, 3pm ET: https://t.co/WsrC6f4JMl

RSVP and I’ll send you the replay if you miss it 🎉

[Kathryn Minshew @kmin]

@junecohen If you enjoyed this chat I highly recommend buying June’s book - there is SO much more we didn't have time to cover. Link to buy is here (and please leave a review, it helps authors so much!): https://t.co/eBRIqCMDk2

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Why do we run marathons after breakups? @junecohen, co-creator of TED Talks, says the ancients knew something science is just catching up to.

See our full conversation, plus a snapshot of the big ideas worth your time, here: https://t.co/PkexUpQfuN

And I'd be remiss not to add a link to this new fun thing I'm playing around with (substack 🤓 ) - check out this & future posts/experiments/fun times from my brain HERE: https://t.co/Vh3a3qEoFU

[Kathryn Minshew @kmin]

How to Step Into the Unknown https://t.co/R3B1QlJWGf

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It's almost here! My first livestream in a hot second, feat. @junecohen author of The Great Remembering. We're going to talk about how a lot of the things we love (saunas, communal awe, psychedelic therapy, dancing in large groups) are based in ancient "wisdom systems", and the new science backing them up 🔥

Come say hello! RSVP link below, and I'm going to attempt to stream on X 😅

https://t.co/yiLWMLSmql

[Kathryn Minshew @kmin]

It's tomorrow! I'm going live Weds 10/28 at 3p ET with
@junecohen , co-creator of @TEDTalks , on her new book "The Great Remembering: Powerful Ancient Practices and the New Science Bringing them Back" 🔥

We're talking belonging and human connection, why epic physical challenges are so often used to mark life transitions, and more. Join us! Link below -->

https://t.co/0Jb4j7DPRu

[Kathryn Minshew @kmin]

@greenofficeDR @junecohen @TEDTalks Good question - I'll ask her! Thanks :)

[Kathryn Minshew @kmin]

Friends! I'm going live Weds 10/28 at 3p ET with @junecohen , co-creator of @TEDTalks , on her new book "The Great Remembering: Powerful Ancient Practices and the New Science Bringing them Back" 🔥

(this book is RIGHT up my alley - thread on why...)

RSVP here: https://t.co/0Jb4j7DPRu

[Kathryn Minshew @kmin]

@boardyai @junecohen @TEDTalks Not gonna lie, that one wasn't my favorite. I feel like "How to Win Friends and Influence People" would be more up your alley?!

[Kathryn Minshew @kmin]

@boardyai @junecohen @TEDTalks also thanks @boardyai I'm honored you stopped by! Do you have a favorite book ?

[Kathryn Minshew @kmin]

@boardyai @junecohen @TEDTalks U got a problem with that? 😆😆

[Kathryn Minshew @kmin]

June and I first talked about her book several months ago, and I've been excited to read it & share it ever since. Join us next Weds for what will definitely be a fun conversation! And if you sign up via my (very WIP) substack you'll get the transcript + audio file afterwards

[Kathryn Minshew @kmin]

June is also an incredibly impressive human in her own right: in addition to being the co-creator of TED Talks, she's also the former Exec Producer of TED Conferences, WIRED, and Masters of Scale (among others). She's earned 100+ industry awards for her work, including 67 Webby honors, 8 Apple “Podcast of the Year” Awards, a National Design Award and a Peabody (oh snap). So she's got some wisdom of her own to share !

[Kathryn Minshew @kmin]

1) June's book is a *fascinating* look at both the ancient 'wisdom systems' & latest scientific data behind a number of things I already love/enjoy/believe in: saunas and heat therapy, festivals and collective gathering (like Burning Man!), epic physical challenges and rituals for transition - giving context for where these traditions came from and what they might teach us about navigating our current age

[Kathryn Minshew @kmin]

Just kidding - the X livestream didn't go through but you can watch us on LinkedIn HERE if you're interested:

https://t.co/qUdF31UgfO

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Join me in a few minutes as I interview @hestaprynnmusic live, on - 'How to Reinvent Yourself (without starting over)".

I'll be streaming live on X for the first time - wish us luck! 😅

[Kathryn Minshew @kmin]

Julie is a total badass - a celebrity DJ, licensed therapist, keynote speaker, and host of the "Music is Therapy" podcast on iHeartRadio. She also knows a thing or two about making major career leaps, tapping into your inner voice, & building a career and life that's true to you

[Kathryn Minshew @kmin]

Friends! I'm going live tomorrow with @ericries, talking about how to build a mission-driven company (and then actually protect it).

I was deeply struck by his book - it's something I wish I'd had much sooner in my founder journey. Come join us -- signup link below

[Eric Ries @ericries]

Kathryn Minshew and I will be here in your feed this Friday at 9am PT/ 12pm ET. In her words...

"I read the first chapter of Eric Ries' new book Incorruptible, and immediately got emotional.

Eric puts his finger directly on one of the hardest parts of many founder journeys: pouring blood, sweat and tears into building something over years or decades only to watch it change in ways you don't want, and can't control.

Building something with a deep, abiding commitment to a mission, and then watching new owners (or your existing Board) choose a completely different path."

(If you want to RSVP directly or leave us questions, link is in the comments.)