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Professional soccer player Leah Williamson is captain of the women’s national team in England and plays for Arsenal, a team in the country's top-tier league for women. She’s also the author of several inspirational children’s books. Leah reflects on lessons she learned after a run-in with a colleague and how that experience helped her manage the pressure of performing well.

Actor Harry Shum Jr. has appeared in the Oscar-winning film “Everything Everywhere All at Once” and hit television shows “Glee” and “Grey’s Anatomy.” As a dancer, he performed in Beyonce’s first solo tour and one of Apple’s first iPod commercials. Harry talks about the life lesson he learned while working in his family’s restaurant and the unique way his parents have supported his career.

With a PhD in marine biology, Ayana Elizabeth Johnson is the co-founder of an organization that creates climate change solutions for coastal cities. She has also developed ocean policy for the Environmental Protection Agency in the U.S. Ayana shares the impact a natural disaster had on her work and the unique way she inspires others to get involved in helping the environment.

Troye Sivan is an Australian singer, songwriter, and actor. He received a Golden Globe nomination for a song he co-wrote for the film “Boy Erased” and two GRAMMY nominations for the hit single, “Rush.” Troye talks about how his family supported him during a critical time and the chance encounter that led to a creative partnership.

Joe Manganiello is an actor known for his roles in the “True Blood” TV series and the “Magic Mike” film franchise. He is also the host of the game show, “Deal or No Deal Island.” Joe reflects on how rejection in his career has fueled him to work harder, and how overcoming substance abuse helped him redefine success.

Canadian author and actor Lilly Singh rose to fame as a content creator on YouTube. Her channel covers everything from real-talk about mental health to comedy skits. At age 29, she made the Forbes top-10 list of highest-paid YouTubers. With nearly 40 million followers on social media, she has appeared on major television and streaming networks and also hosted her own late-night talkshow. Lilly reflects on what was so eye-opening about reconnecting with a distant relative and why she felt a surprising sense of relief after a professional setback.