Nastaran Tavakoli-Far is a journalist and co-host of "The Gender Knot Podcast." In a conversation on the banks of the Thames River in London, Nas shares about trading elegance for authenticity, embracing the right amount of judginess and confrontation as a woman, and her frustrations with President Obama. It's a fast-paced, wide-ranging conversation that you won't want to miss. Nas even helps Erica articulate an exciting life goal.

Caleb Spaulding is the composer of the TBD podcast theme and so much more. He shares about his recent trip to Ghana, what he learned there about the foundation of joy, and why he finds movement and rhythm are so powerful. He also give s sneak peak at an exciting new project, The Rhythm of Happiness.

Miquelle West is a celebrity stylist and prison reform advocate. Erica visits her at home to discover how Miquelle's mother's plight drives her to advocate for all prisoners, how fashion has always been a key aspect of every part of her life, and how Miquelle started her meditation practice and how it fuels all her work.

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Brent Bushnell, co-founder of Two Bit Circus, shares how he blends engineering and entertainment to create unique experiences for his customers. He also shows why it's so important to have a "second thing," how being a clown helps him keep a soft mind that's ready to be creative, and why he thinks its so important that everyone create something.

Magdalena Sartori talks about her vision of a purposeful, collective evolution, connecting with the feminine, the importance of spaces. Her years of work in architecture and development has culminated in The Assemblage. Magdalena shares how the movement she co-founded is transforming the world in a crowd-funded building in downtown New York.

Daniel Ospina is the founder of Crossmodalism and a world traveler. He's found his greatest success finding unexpected links between seemingly unrelated disciplines like science, art, and business. Erica meets him outdoors, at the Sandbox Global Summit, on an island in the Adriatic Sea. They talk about about the power of randomness and diversity, living with uncertainty, and what Daniel's friends think about his policy of never setting goals.

Lauren Zander is the co-founder and Chairwoman of Handel Group. She's the author of "Maybe It’s You: Cut the Crap, Face Your Fears, Love Your Life." She shares the secrets she's learned as a life and executive coach. An expert at getting people to tell the truth about themselves, Lauren shares what it means to live the good life, embracing her freak flag, and learning to love her dark side. The free Current Reality Quiz from Lauren Zander and Handel Group is a quick, easy, and fun coaching tool. Use it to self-assess and get a better idea of which areas of your life to work on: handelgroup.com/crq

Erica drops by Nick's home in New York City to talk about his journey to creating Museum Hack, a groundbreaking museum tour company. Nick talks about the fallacy of adding too much value, how he hires the best people, what it means to be an "A" player, and why he starts his day with a glass of salt water (and his other health habits).

Erica visits Ani at a workspace in Los Angeles to talk with her about how her family's history and surviving an earthquake taught her resilience. Ani shares the power of her yearly self-audit. She also explains why she embraces her jealousy and the joy of being uncomfortable. It's a conversation that will fire you up to tackle your next big step.

Erica Berger visits Jesse Israel at his co-working space in Williamsburg, Brooklyn to talk about his journey from the recording industry to the forefront of one of the most influential meditation movements in the country. How did he overcome his doubts and fears jumping head first into two new endeavors? How did he strike the balance between the courageously tackling something new and making himself vulnerable by admitting he needed help? What role did luck play in his success?