Morra’s book The Anxious Achiever was recently brought up on Time.com when talking about Impostor Syndrome and the highly rated tv show Succession.

Morra recently sat down with Kathy Caprino on LinkedIn talking about Anxiety at the workplace as part of Kathy’s series “Becoming The Most Powerful and Confident You.”

Heartbreak is horrible, painful, and universal. My guest on The Anxious Achiever this week reminded me of the challenges we face when trying to maintain focus and performance in our professional lives after a heartbreak.

Morra speaks with Amy Morin on the Mentally Stronger podcast about workplace anxiety, overachievement, and perfectionism.

Morra’s interview with The Lexington Observer!

With her new book “The Anxious Achiever” and podcast of the same name, Lexington resident Morra Aarons-Mele aims to help you turn your stress into a source of strength.

Morra recently sat down with NBCU executive Jimmy Horowitz who struggled with clinical depression in 2019. In fall of 2020 he became an executive sponsor for NBCU's mental health program and opened up about his diagnosis.

My new LinkedIn Learning course is live!

It was great to see the book included in this list from Society for Human Resource Management!

Summer is just around the corner, and the season brings with it a bevy of terrific new workplace books, each full of fresh perspectives, unconventional solutions and big ideas to transform you and your workplace this year! Here is a roundup of some of the most compelling titles for your consideration.

–Matt Davis, Publisher, SHRM Books

Morra joined host Segun Oduolowu on Boston Globe Today to discuss the Anxious Achiever. Watch here.

U.S Congressperson Becca Balint is remarkably open- about her mental health, what she needs to do her best work, and how she finds energy when things get tough. Balint's "why" serves as her guiding light and motivator for both her political career and her openness about mental health struggles.

Graduation is a time of joy but also of anxiety. It’s filled with uncertainty and change. Grads need a skill set to manage the inevitable anxiety all this change and uncertainty creates! I’ve decided to offer some skills graduates really need, and that I wish for you if you are graduating.

Morra speaks with Alexis & Sally on the We Are Human Leaders podcast.

On air with Public Radio Tulsa speaking about my new book The Anxious Achiever: Turn Your Biggest Fears Into Your Leadership Superpower.

Morra speaks with Daryll Henrich on Fortune.com

When leaders of public companies and other high-profile institutions start speaking openly about their experiences with depression, anxiety, and other mental health challenges, the veil of shame that conceals many of these conversations at work starts to lift.

Most of us assume that anxiety and strong leadership are incompatible. But entrepreneur and former mental health advisor Morra Aarons-Mele says that’s a misconception. “I am convinced that anxiety is baked into effective leadership,” she writes in The Anxious Achiever. “It doesn’t matter if you have a fancy title and are managing thousands of people or you’re launching a tiny startup on a shoestring – leadership comes with a heightened set of pressures and responsibilities … If you’re invested in the work, you’re going to experience some anxiety.”

On our latest podcast episode, I had a fantastic conversation with Jessica Grose, an opinion writer for The New York Times.

Pursuing new opportunities can be exciting and daunting, especially in our careers. It’s normal to feel anxious about the unknown and the pressure to succeed but how do we make sure this doesn’t stop us from achieving all that we’ve set out to?

In the most recent article in Harvard Business Review I talk about how many anxious achievers push themselves to the point of overwork in an effort to achieve impossible standards.

Morra on Investors Business Daily speaking about keeping your confidence high!

It's easier to feel confident when little is on the line. But confidence is critical when stakes are high — so it's worth knowing how to silence self-doubt before you're put to the test.