This week on the goop podcast, Gwyneth talks to her husband, an Emmy-winning writer and producer, about his powerful new Netflix series, which invites "guests who are very, very famous and very old" to reflect on life, legacy, and mortality.

Psychotherapist and writer Israa Nasir shares how to identify—and heal from—toxic productivity.

For our NYC-based team, it’s a pleasure to work together—and where we do it makes all the difference.

Renowned three-Michelin-starred chef Dominique Crenn shares her journey.

Gwyneth shares her wins and losses, what she’s most excited about in the start-up space, and her most actionable advice for young brands.

Maybe you’ve heard: Cannabis is having a moment. But as with all things that hit critical mass, there will also be a moment when the market is oversaturated. That burnout was at the forefront of Adrian Sedlin's mind when he created his cannabis company, Canndescent.

If you’re like us, chances are you hear the word “Bitcoin” and your eyes glaze over a little. But like much of the finance world—which deliberately uses obfuscating language—you just have to chip away at a few of the core ideas and suddenly you find you’re not as out of the game as you thought.

It’s a Thursday afternoon and you’re tired. But it doesn’t make sense: You haven’t completed any herculean tasks or done anything abnormally exhausting. In fact, you’ve done less than you planned to do. Instead of validating the idea that you might actually be tired, you chastise yourself for feeling something you haven’t earned. This kind of shame spiral—sound familiar?—is a symptom of a pervasive belief system psychologist Devon Price calls the laziness lie.

In early adulthood, most of us face a choice between security and what gives us meaning, purpose, and identity. Psychotherapist Satya Doyle Byock believes there’s a middle ground.