Paul Haury has spent the last 25 years making workplaces healthier, happier, more fun, and higher-performing, first in roles like Head of IT and Head of People, and now as a coach and consultant.

And that's all secondary to WHO Paul is in the world. He's a man who lives his life fully every day, isn't afraid to make a mess, finds love and kindness everywhere, and shares that everywhere he can.

This conversation covered a ton of ground - we pressed record with no agenda, no plan, and no idea where we would end up going. A few of the things we talked about:

• Living life all-in, and how our experiences impacted our focus on what's important
• How we often mistake urgency for inspiration
• Aggressive yard signs, judgment, and how we naturally start from the bias of seeking disagreement
• Our favorite forms of psychological armor

Get the show notes and links here: https://mikefharris.com/in-this-moment/paul-haury-9

Tony Martignetti is a former biotech CFO who works with leaders to create their own sense of inspired purpose in work and life. He's also the host of The Virtual Campfire podcast and is currently writing his first book, "Climbing the Right Mountain: Navigating the Journey of Transformation."

Some topics we dove into:

• Knowing when you're "climbing the right mountain" and when to turn back
• Choosing fulfillment over success
• How to bring more presence to your life and work
• Tony's sources of inspiration

Show notes here:

https://mikefharris.com/in-this-moment/tony-martignetti-8

Jedidiah (Jed) Collins is a Certified Financial Planner, the author of the book "Your Money Vehicle," and the creator of the Your Money Vehicle learning course. In his previous career, he was a fullback in the NFL, playing for 8 seasons.

In this episode:

How life in the NFL sent Jed down the road of personal finance

The most common financial mistakes EVERYONE makes

The human side of personal finance and not playing a game of scarcity

Get the show notes here:

https://mikefharris.com/in-this-moment/jed-collins-7

You could say Nicole Perkowitz is a lot of different things: master manifestor, amazing coach, actress, rising improv star. To me, she's one of those people in life who defies labels with her joyfulness and aliveness, and that shines through in this episode.

Some places we went:

• The secrets of creating whatever you want in life
• True sources of joy and happiness
• Parallels between improv and life

Show notes can be found here:

https://mikefharris.com/in-this-moment/nicole-perkowitz-6

David Taylor-Klaus reintroduces successful entrepreneurs and senior executives to their families. A serial entrepreneur, David is recognized for combining candor, intelligence, and humor with masterful coaching. He challenges leaders and their teams to reach their highest levels of performance in their personal and professional lives.

Show notes here: https://mikefharris.com/in-this-moment/dtk-5/

Danielle Lindblom is a former engineer, current nature lover and avid hiker, spitfire coach, teller of uncomfortable truths, and my guest on this episode of In This Moment.

Danielle has created a Facebook video series called Unconventional, and true to form, this may have been the most unconventional conversation I've shared on this podcast yet.

In this episode:

• What it's like navigating a huge personal growth spurt
• The how and why of keeping sacred things and spaces in your life exactly that - sacred
• How we change ourselves when we know we're being recorded or watched

Get the show notes here: https://mikefharris.com/danielle-lindblom-4/

Matt Chavlovich is a great friend of mine. Among other things, he's a coach and growth catalyst for brilliant humans, a lifelong student of human potential, and a former pro soccer player and executive for Major League Soccer.

We talked about a bunch of different topics, and there's one I want to call special attention to: struggling with thoughts of suicide.

If you don't want to hear about that, please don't listen to this episode.

And if this is something you're struggling with, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255.

Casey Jacox is a master relationship-builder. He was the top salesperson at the recruiting firm K-Force for most of his 20-year career there. Now, Casey shows sales leaders and teams how to build for the long-term by leading with the relationship before the sale. He's also written a book called "Win the Relationship, Not the Deal" and hosts The Quarterback DadCast, found everywhere podcasts are.

Show notes:

https://mikefharris.com/casey-jacox-2