Brad Stulberg writes and coaches on performance and wellbeing. He is a best-selling author of the books The Passion Paradox and Peak Performance. He lives in Oakland, California.
Unrelenting drive is every bit as common in sport as it is in the traditional workplace.
Even if you're fortunate enough to avoid injury, no one can avoid aging and the unavoidable slowdown that comes with it.
Epstein argues that going broad—not narrow—is the best route to lasting success and wellbeing
We’ve all felt intense waves of burnout even while doing work we love—or at least work we thought we loved
When it comes to spending time outside, the best app is usually no app. But there are a few notable exceptions.
The kind of broscience peddled in Silicon Valley is not real science.
Nearly everything people think about passion is wrong
Authors of 'The Passion Paradox' and 'Peak Performance' offer clues on how to achieve the mastery mindset.
Studies show that your emotions spread further than you think
There's growing evidence that a cluttered home or workplace is a stressful one
The great paradox of peak performance is that it happens as a result of trying really hard, and then not trying at all
Over the past decade or so, there's been a steady stream of science surrounding habits
The past year in health and human performance was both interesting and exciting.
The holidays are here. It's peak off-season time. You want to relax and recover—both physically and mentally—but not so much that it will take you the better part of next year to work your way back...
What would it mean to focus on the process of living?