HOW I SPEND MY 10 MINUTES


Award-winning producer, director, screenwriter, and author Shonda Rhimes shares how she has built the connections that supported her, in business, as a mom—and as a member of TheLi.st.

More about the 10th-anniversary of Year of Yes.




Chef/Owner of legendary restaurant Prune and author of two memoirs, Gabrielle Hamilton reveals the secret family history that taught her what connects us and what tears us apart.

More about her new memoir, Next of Kin,


Prentis Hemphill, therapist, somatics teacher, and bestselling author shares a powerful reminder that change only happens in community.

More about her bestselling book, What it Takes To Heal



Suleika Jaouad, New York Times bestselling author, shares the daily journaling practices that help her create connection with her own hopes and dreams.

More about her bestselling book, The Book of Alchemy



Kate Bowler, bestselling author, shares a powerful reminder that joy is found in connection — the friends who know something ridiculous about you, and who stay long enough to ask "what happens next?" even when your world is falling apart.

More about her book, Joyful Anyway.



Aiko Bethea, author, shares a powerful reminder that togetherness means being seen without masking, code-switching, or performing — a community built on judgment-free support and honest accountability.

More about this book, Anchored, Aligned, Accountable.



Anna Quindlen, bestselling author, shares a powerful reminder that togetherness is the community of mothers who get you through the loneliest hours — the ones who say "oh, that" and mean "you're not the only one."

More about her book, Still Life with Bread Crumbs.



Sara Nović, author and deaf advocate, shares a powerful reminder that real togetherness means finding a community of understanding, solidarity, and support — not just being in the room, but being able to fully communicate, connect, and belong.

More about her book, Mother Tongue.



Nicole Gonzalez Vane Cleve, sociologist and author, shares a powerful reminder that community is what makes change possible — the endurance to bear witness to injustice comes from not doing the work alone.

More about her book, Crime Fictions.




Ready to Start Your 10 Minutes To Togetherness?

Learn how we can tackle loneliness in the workplace

So You Feel Seen, Supported and Successful!

Start Building The Support You Need To Succeed Now

Start Building The Support You Need To Succeed Now ○