Worthy for Thirty
Eric TashWhere stories of leaders doing good while doing well are told
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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How Luke Mickelson Turned One Bed into a National Movement
Removing Pain
When a child goes to sleep on a floor, a couch, or a pile of clothes, something far deeper than comfort is missing. It is hard to overstate what a bed means: safety, dignity, rest, routine, and the quiet belief that home i...
Curiosity Over Consumption: How Curious Elixirs Is Rewriting the Ritual of Drinking
The Big Idea
What if the future of social connection isn’t about what’s in your glass, but how it makes you feel?
In this episode of Worthy for Thirty, I sat down with J.W. Wiseman, founder of Curious Elixirs, to unpack a deceptively...
Turning Intention into Measurable Action
Impact in your own backyard
In this episode of Worthy for Thirty, I sat down with Sapreet Saluja, Executive Director of New York Cares, to discuss what it really takes to turn compassion into action at scale.
New York Cares is the lar...
The financial rule we’ve all accepted…might be broken
This conversation with Kaleido Life Co-Founder Craig Du Bruyn isn’t really about life insurance; it’s about rethinking where value lives in our lives.
For decades, financial products have trained us to think in straight lines: save now, ac...
The hidden cost of “always on” leadership:' one founder’s wake-up call after a global exit
What if the thing fueling your ambition is also quietly draining it?
That’s the quandary that sits at the center of the conversation I had with Jeff Boyd, Co-Founder, MTE (More than Energy). He is someone who has lived on both sides of the...
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