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Robert's Voice
Interviews, podcasts, and blog articles where Robert shares deeply of his philosophy
Design Review - Podcast
Design Review is a space for honest conversations with amazing people from all over the world about living life aligned with personal Truth.
From systems thinking to soul work, each episode explores how to
live and lead with wholeness and integrity.
I met Tim on LinkedIn almost two years ago. He shared openly - about his work with men, his own struggles, and about a vulnerability that few people show.
In this conversation, we talk about what it means to show up as yourself in a space that was never designed for that. We talk about what it means to be in a world that doesn't teach men how to connect. We talk about The Integrated Man, the community he’s building with his partner Chris. And we begin to go somewhere I wasn’t entirely expecting - into the nature of consciousness, non-dualism, and what it means to really realize that we are not just walking through nature.
We are nature.
I met Ambra Hubert because she put out an idea in the Weird LinkedIn community. A spontaneous, creative, truly wonderful idea to publish a Zine for and about and BY the community.
We talk about Weird LinkedIn, a genuine act of rebellion against performative connection. We talk about the Weird Professional Zine, and Permission Slips newsletter and how community became Ambra’s drug of choice and what it has to do with finally being willing to show up authentically.
Somewhere in the middle of all of this, we both realized that what we’re each doing - in our own ways - is very much related at its core: Helping people feel safe enough to be real.
In Episode 14, Robert Haines talks with Astor about blending career expertise with authentic care to empower founders. They explore innovation, leadership, and the kind of support that helps visionaries truly thrive.
Robert Haines speaks with Ian Mai, founder of Wired for More, about his journey with ADHD and how it shaped his coaching approach. They discuss resilience, service, and the power of pursuing what truly lights you up.
Engineering Notebook - Newsletter
Published monthly, the newsletter contains updates, events, feature articles, and Robert Recommends - highlighting books, films, organizations, and people that Robert engages with and endorses.
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