Rethinking “Lonely at the Top” with Nick Jonsson


We often hear the phrase “it’s lonely at the top,” but what if that loneliness isn’t limited to executives and is something we all carry in different ways?

Rosie sits down with Nick Jonsson, the world’s leading voice on executive loneliness, to uncover why disconnection has become an epidemic and what we can do about it. Nick’s story is both raw and inspiring, as he opens up about his personal battle with isolation, burnout, and the turning point that reshaped his life.

Together, they explore why leaders hesitate to be vulnerable, how silence becomes dangerous, and why trust deepens when we ask for help. Most importantly, Nick shares his five practical steps for overcoming loneliness, tools that don’t just apply to executives, but to anyone navigating the pressures of modern life.

This conversation is a reminder that leadership is human, connection is essential, and none of us are meant to do it alone.

Rosie in My Pocket: Not Masking Anger


Anger—it’s powerful, it’s fiery, and sometimes... It’s not really anger at all. Often, it’s just a cover for deeper emotions like fear, grief, or loneliness. And let’s be real—it’s way easier to say “I’m mad” than to admit “I’m hurt.”

In this episode, Rosie is peeling back the layers of anger and learning how to name what we really feel. Because when we do, we connect better—with ourselves and with others. So, here’s your challenge: the next time you or someone else seems angry, pause and ask—what’s really going on? 💡✨

Tune in now, and let’s get curious! 🎧🔥

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