Join Mike Robbins for his podcast, We’re All in This Together — named after his bestselling book — where he explores what it really takes to lead, connect, and thrive in today’s world.
Drawing on more than twenty-five years of experience working with leaders and teams at top organizations such as Google, Wells Fargo, Microsoft, Walmart, the NBA, Pixar, and many others, Mike brings warmth, honesty, and deep insight to every episode.
Each week, he shares practical wisdom from his own journey and sometimes meaningful conversations with thought leaders, executives, and changemakers who are redefining leadership and culture. These authentic discussions tackle the real challenges of teamwork, trust, and belonging — offering actionable tools and inspiring stories to help you lead with heart, enhance your impact, and bring out the best in yourself and those around you.
With everything happening in our lives, businesses, and in the world right now, many of us are trying to protect our peace and manage the overwhelm, stress, and uncertainty. On this episode, I talk about the difference between creating healthy boundaries and emotionally checking out, why it’s so important to stay grounded without becoming disconnected, and how we can care deeply about what matters while still protecting our energy, well-being, and humanity.
Lately, I’ve been noticing how easy it is to get pulled into either/or thinking, especially with everything happening in our lives, our businesses, and in the world. We can feel like we have to choose one perspective, one idea, or one side over another. On this episode, I talk about the importance of remembering that multiple things can be true at the same time, why this can be challenging, and how allowing for more nuance and complexity can help us stay grounded, connected, and even more effective with ourselves and others.
There’s a lot happening right now that can feel uncertain, overwhelming, and out of our control. On this episode, I revisit the idea of focusing on what we can control, specifically our attitude and our effort, and why this matters so much, especially these days. I talk about the difference between being informed and being consumed, how we can stay grounded without ignoring reality, and what it looks like to show up with intention, presence, and integrity, even when things feel unsettled.
It’s easy to find ourselves pushing, striving, or looking for validation without always realizing what’s driving us, especially these days. On this episode, I talk about the difference between being thirsty, hungry, and trusting, why we often confuse these states, and how bringing awareness to our motivation can help us show up with more clarity, intention, and alignment.
In a world of over-scheduled calendars, lots of clutter, and constant activity, creating space can feel uncomfortable or even counterintuitive. On this episode, I talk about why making space, physically, in our calendars, and emotionally, is so important, why it can be challenging to do, and how creating intentional space allows us to feel more grounded, present, and connected to what and who matters most.
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