John R. Miles

So I think what you just said was really beautiful.

I've recently interviewed Claude Silver, who's the chief heart officer of VaynerMedia.

And I love that idea of heart and leadership.

And you describe living from the back of the heart while taking action from the front.

And I was hoping you could just describe what that practice looks like.

I love that.

And Diana, how has writing wise effort changed how you parent create and lead?

I love that.

And finally, what does it mean for you, Diana, to live a passion-struck life?

Awesome.

Thank you for sharing that.

And for the listeners who want to learn more about you, where are the best places for them to go?

Diana, thank you so much for joining us today on Passion Struck.

It was such an honor to have you.

That brings us to the end of today's conversation with Diana Hill.

What stood out most to me is this.

So many of us believe the answer to a better life is simply to try harder, to push more, to do more, to optimize more.

But what Diana shows us is something very different.

Sometimes the problem isn't effort.

It's how we're applying it because when our energy is misaligned with our values, even success can feel exhausting.