Passion Struck with John R. Miles
Passion Struck® isn’t just a podcast; it’s a call to reclaim the profound power of mattering in our lives. Hosted by John R. Miles—a former senior executive at Lowe’s and Dell, multi-industry CEO, entrepreneur, and award-winning author—the show dives into the minds of the world’s most insightful leaders, thinkers, and changemakers. Together, they explore what it means to feel seen, valued, and impactful in our careers, relationships, and communities. Featuring conversations with renowned figures like Robin Sharma, Gabby Bernstein, Gary Vaynerchuk, Susan Cain, Seth Godin, Jamie Kern Lima, Angela Duckworth, and Scott Galloway, Passion Struck bridges personal growth, actionable wisdom, and the science of human flourishing to help you thrive. Each episode uncovers what drives us, connects us, and empowers us to live intentionally. This is more than self-improvement—it’s about unlocking your potential to create lasting change and embracing the mantra of “I MATTER.” Whether you’re seeking transformation in your career, well-being, or personal growth, Passion Struck provides the inspiration and tools to take that first step. New episodes drop every Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, blending John’s curiosity and leadership expertise with the transformative wisdom of his guests. His unique perspective—honed as a Fortune 50 executive, entrepreneur, and innovator—offers a powerful lens for exploring the intersection of business, behavioral science, spirituality, health, psychology, and purpose-driven action. At Passion Struck, our mission is clear: -To ignite intentional living. -To inspire action that transforms lives. -To help individuals and leaders realize their potential. -To foster deeper connections in a world yearning for significance. -To embrace life fully, because everyone deserves to feel they truly matter. Join a community committed to personal and collective growth. Follow @John_R_Miles on Instagram for daily insights, and subscribe to Passion Struck on your favorite platform. Share the show and help someone else discover their path to intentional living.
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In this episode of Passion Struck, Dr. Adam Galinsky, renowned social psychologist and author of the compelling book Inspire: The Universal Path for Leading Yourself and Others, delves into what makes great leaders truly inspiring. Drawing from his extensive research, Galinsky explains how leadership exists on a univer
In this compelling episode of Passion Struck, host John R. Miles sits down with the esteemed psychologist and acclaimed author Dr. Rick Hanson to explore how we can find the good in life amidst its challenges. Dr. Hanson is celebrated for his work in mindfulness, positive neuroplasticity, and human connections, providi
Why hope matters is a question we often overlook in the chaos of our daily lives. Yet, hope is far more than a fleeting emotion—it’s a transformative force that fuels resilience, rebuilds communities, and reminds us that we matter. In today’s episode of Passion Struck, we unpack why hope matters and how it connects to
Esther Dyson on the Impact of Technology on Humanity | EP 557
Today we have an extraordinary guest, Esther Dyson, a true visionary at the intersection of technology, health, and humanity. Esther is renowned for her transformative investments in groundbreaking companies like Square, Facebook, and Evernote, and for her bold initiatives in human well-being and systemic change. In th
In this deeply insightful episode of Passion Struck, we have the honor of hosting Max Lugavere, an acclaimed health journalist, filmmaker, and bestselling author. A personal experience profoundly influenced Max's profound journey into the field of brain health—his mother's diagnosis with Lewy body dementia in 2011. Thi
In this first solo episode of 2025, John explores the profound lessons of the Japanese philosophy of Wabi-Sabi and how it can transform the way we approach imperfection, growth, and purpose. Wabi-Sabi teaches us to embrace the beauty of life’s imperfections, find value in its incompleteness, and appreciate the fleeting
