The Radical Happiness Movement Blog
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Essays on unmasking, nervous system freedom, and building a life that actually feels like yours in the second act.
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As leaders and high performers, we’re constantly seeking edges that drive exceptional results. Today, I’m sharing a powerful tool in how we approach understanding team dynamics: the synergy between the Myers Briggs personality test (Particularly the INTJ personality traits) and ADHD in the workplace.
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After retaking the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), I landed on INTJ-T—the Architect with a turbulent twist. Paired with my adult ADHD diagnosis, this combo explained years of patterns: surge...
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What never goes out of style is authority.
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In periods of economic pressure, technological acceleration, and cultural volatility, many brands attempt to reinvent themselves in order to remain relevant. They soften their edges. They experiment with new identities. They attempt to broaden their appeal.
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But the brands that endure do something far less reactive.
They deepen who they have always been.
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Recent market behaviour has provided a clear contrast. Some legacy luxury brands, u...
I don’t know what it is lately, but I keep seeing stories of people my age — or younger — getting sick. Dying. Cancer. Sudden diagnoses. Things that don’t fit the timeline we’ve quietly agreed on. James Van Der Beek’s passing today was yet another in what seems like a never ending list of people I know of or follow who have passed way before their time.
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And every time I see it, there’s this moment.
Not panic.
Not fear.
Just this quiet internal question:
What are we actually doing with ou...
Everyone is dissecting the aesthetics of Taylor Swift’s new video, Opalite.
The 80s grain.
The nostalgia.
The Easter eggs.
But almost no one is asking the strategic question:
Why lean into nostalgia and layered symbolism during a reputational wobble? Why the Easter Eggs pointing to the future when Taylor is cloaked in scandal?
If you zoom out and study the career of Taylor Swift, you’ll notice something consistent:
She doesn’t defend in the moment.
She regains control of the narrative ...
The ego is great at writing checks.
Big ones.
Loud ones.
Impressive ones.
The problem?
Your nervous system and soul are the ones that have to cash them.
And a lot of people are quietly overdrafted & exhausted.
Over the years, I’ve noticed a pattern among high-performing entrepreneurs and brand builders.
It isn’t a lack of discipline.
It isn’t a lack of ambition.
And it certainly isn’t a lack of intelligence or talent.
It’s a misunderstanding of where motivation is actually coming fr...
Branding doesn’t fail because people lack strategy.
It fails because strategy is being applied without regard for psychological load and identity coherence.
There’s a particular kind of frustration that doesn’t get talked about much in business — especially among people who are already informed, capable, and deeply invested in doing things “the right way.”
It’s not the frustration of being new.
It’s not the frustration of not knowing what to do.
It’s the frustration of being highly informed...
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