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Daniel Roth

Editor in Chief, VP at LinkedIn / This is Working podcast and series host

Daniel N.H. Roth is a prominent figure in the world of professional journalism and editorial leadership, known for his role as the editor at LinkedIn.

With a career spanning various prestigious publications such as Wired, Conde Nast Portfolio, and Fortune Magazine, Roth has established himself as a seasoned writer and editor.

His editorial work at LinkedIn involves overseeing a diverse team dedicated to creating high-quality economic, business, and workplace content that resonates with professionals across the globe.

Roth's passion for sharing knowledge at scale led him to focus on enabling professionals to articulate their thoughts and expertise, fostering a global knowledge exchange through meaningful conversations and insights.

Apart from his editorial endeavors, he is recognized for producing engaging content like the This Is Working podcast and video series, featuring top leaders discussing their invaluable lessons and experiences.

Educationally, Roth holds a diverse range of qualifications, including a BA in Environmental Education and Anthropology from New York University and various certifications in fields such as Massage Therapy and Somatic Movement Therapy.

Throughout his career, Roth has covered significant stories in the business world, from the rise of Android to the early days of the electric car industry, garnering accolades and recognition for his insightful writings.

He currently resides in Brooklyn with his wife and three sons, rounding out his professional success with a fulfilling personal life.

Highlights

Sep 6 · linkedin

Definitely seeing this in our data, as well. (From Inc. Magazine: https://lnkd.in/dXZPdv2J)

Aug 30 · linkedin

"Work-life balance is a lie."

TIAA CEO Thasunda Brown Duckett realized that as she found herself at NYC's dingy Port Authority, desperately trying to make the last bus home from work to New Jersey. She wasn't seeing her kids in the morning before her commute and was getting home too late to put them to bed. Her stay-at-home husband told her to quit.

Instead, Thasunda changed her mindset. And it was her day-to-day work that inspired her.

“Work life balance is a lie because I was trying to reconcile it and the math wasn't mapping. Instead, I shifted my perspective to live in my life like a diversified portfolio,” she explained to me in a recent conversation.

“I only have 100% of me, not 110%. Tell yourself the truth. The truth is: I'm more than a CEO, I'm a philanthropist, I'm a mom, I'm a wife, I'm an auntie, I'm a sister, I'm a friend, and you allocate. By putting everything that matters to me in my portfolio, I give myself permission to recalibrate depending on market conditions, life conditions… If you live your life like a diversified portfolio, just like with your money, over time, you'll outperform.”

In other words, sometimes you over-index on work — and that's fine! Sometimes you need to load up on auntie duties — all good!

You just have to keep your portfolio in mind: You've got one basket you're shifting around and, if you do it right, the whole experience grows.

Such cool advice. In this week's This is Quick edition of #ThisisWorking, Thasunda also shares how she keeps stressful moments from derailing her productivity and a key piece of advice about speaking up that she wishes she knew earlier in her career.

Listen to the full episode here: 🎧 Apple: https://lnkd.in/dHNe-EuH 🎧 Spotify: https://lnkd.in/dMWHqU5z

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Brooklyn, New York, United States