THE BIGGER PICTURE #3

Pushing Boundaries.

Join us for exclusive interviews with the founders, artists, and smartest people we know as we talk about the bigger picture in life and business.

COMING SOON!

The third issue of The Bigger Picture is just around the corner!

Entrepreneurship is, at its core, about pushing the boundaries of possibility. And we can’t think of another year that’s pushed us all — for good and for bad — as much as 2026. So naturally, we found the most brilliant, interesting people we know, and asked them their thoughts. We’re talking: Jenn Harper, who’s pulling back the curtain on starting a beauty business rooted in purpose, artist and advocate Carine Van Hee on what it’s like to learn boundaries after years of toxic relationships, and fiber artist Sam Hunter blowing our minds on the subversive act of existing as a woman.

Then of course there’s the columns. We’re so delighted to share the words of Molly Berger, telling us how she created a feminist, values-led wealth management firm, Randy Buckley, sharing original research from her PhD on boundaries, Adidi J. Newey on making the size of her life a deliberate choice, and Christi Jarland on how to rest when you don’t really have the capacity for comfort. There’s so much more — including one our favorite columns ever, where we get real real about what it’s like to lead in crisis — and we can’t wait to share it with you.

COMING SOON

Inside this issue:

  • Jenn Harper

  • Aditi J. Newey

  • Randi Buckley

  • Carine Van Hee

  • Kelly Lynn Adams

  • Jennifer Battle

  • Sam Hunter

  • Molly Berger

  • Jeni Bee

  • Christi Jarland

  • Eunice Brownlee

  • Lisa Keohokalole Schauer

  • Jen Gerardy

Explore every issue of The Bigger Picture:

#1 — Thinking Bigger

Our inaugural issue features exclusive interviews with the founders who are literally changing the world. We’re talking with Heather Thorkelson, who’s helming the world’s first minimal impact arctic cruise line, author Cynthia Morris giving us all the inside details about her new book, and Eli Trier (aka Zuzu), who takes us inside her studio for a very special sneak preview of her upcoming series, Things Men Have Said to Me Instead of Hello.

There’s also a fantastic series of columns from some of the smartest people we know: financial behaviorist Jacquette M. Timmons talks about how to make good decisions with your finances when the world is burning, founder Lisa Keohokalole Schauer talks about how to keep your perspective when your organization is falling into fear, and burnout wrangler Audrey Holst helps us all gear down so we can keep doing the good work.

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#2 — Changing Perceptions

Join us for exclusive interviews with founders and creators who are literally changing the world. We're talking with Eman Ismail, who's challenging everything we thought we knew about "having it all," Felix Baldauf, who's opening up the conversation around men's mental health in a way nobody else is, Mary Williams, the founder of a legendary recording studio who's learning to color all the way to the edges, and Kathrine Lindman, who reminds us to seek out the seaweed and sunshine moments.

We also have a fantastic series of columns from some of the smartest people we know: communication coaches Casey Erin Clark & Julie Fogh on why the game is unwinnable (and what to do about it), strategic advisor Liz Scully on how to plan effectively, Dr. Amanda Tracy on her mission to make perimenopause a thing of the past, data storyteller Karen Gordon on seeing the story in numbers, book launch strategist Ally Machate on why you need to stop trying to sell your book — and to round it all off: thought-provoking last words from artist Carine Van Hee.

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#3 — Pushing Boundaries

Entrepreneurship is, at its core, about pushing the boundaries of possibility. And we can’t think of another year that’s pushed us all — for good and for bad — as much as 2026. So naturally, we found the most brilliant, interesting people we know, and asked them their thoughts. We’re talking: Jenn Harper, who’s pulling back the curtain on starting a beauty business rooted in purpose, artist and advocate Carine Van Hee on what it’s like to learn boundaries after years of toxic relationships, and fiber artist Sam Hunter blowing our minds on the subversive act of existing as a woman.

Then of course there’s the columns. We’re so delighted to share the words of Molly Berger, telling us how she created a feminist, values-led wealth management firm, Randy Buckley, sharing original research from her PhD on boundaries, Adidi J. Newey on making the size of her life a deliberate choice, and Christi Jarland on how to rest when you don’t really have the capacity for comfort. There’s so much more — including one our favorite columns ever, where we get real real about what it’s like to lead in crisis — and we can’t wait to share it with you.

Order your copy here