Corey Morgan
Co-founder of Loop Returns, now helping build Nok. Between chapters, he went to culinary school and worked in restaurants before settling with his family in Spain.
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Jarom Iacono
Builds homes with his wife, Jessie. He talks about letting work become an expression of who he is, while making more room for family, cycling, and curiosity.
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After years in manufacturing, supply chain, and physical products, Luke is entering what he calls his “solo album” chapter: building something of his own without losing the rest of his life.
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Founder of Sublime, a place for collecting ideas and making things from them. For Sari, meaningful work is a form of self-expression, not just a way to be productive.
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Co-founder of Bolt Health, rock climber, and writer. Kevin changed his definition of success and began building businesses around the life he actually wanted.
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Her out-of-office stayed on for nearly a year. After closing her wellness businesses, Rachelle made room to become the writer and herbalist she had long wanted to be.
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Will found an unexpected creative home doing stand-up in Mandarin. The experience raised his expectations for how alive the rest of his work and life could feel.
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CEO and co-founder of Death to Stock. Taking the risk of building it taught Shaun he could start again—and made him less afraid of zero.
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Founder of Nervous System Mastery. His conversation moves between attention, AI, fatherhood, and the question of what deserves our energy when we can build more than ever.
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