Today, we delve into the crucial aspects of maintaining well-being on this journey — how to sidestep the notorious burnout, and perhaps more importantly, how to fuel and maintain your motivation. Because, let's face it, the road to creating a meaningful impact can be demanding, and it's essential to navigate it with resilience and purpose. Join Mike Konrad for a conversation with Rick Coulson. Rick recently retired from a 34-year career at Intel, most recently as senior fellow in the Intel Optane Group. Coulson is a passionate advocate for career sustainability and for servant leadership. He was awarded the Intel Achievement Award four times for his team's work on storage subsystems and SSD technology. He holds more than 90 patents. Coulson has a bachelor's in electrical engineering and computer science from the University of Colorado and a master's in electrical engineering from Stanford. He is currently a board member at Co-Serve International, a nonprofit dedicated to teaching Servant Leadership around the world. With Co-Serve he has been to Kazakhstan eight times. He’s on the advisory board of Vooks, a company which produces award-winning books that are loved by parents and educators alike, and he’s part of an additional stealth mode startup (sounds mysterious). He enjoys mentoring and coaching.
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