Camille Sweeney and Josh Gosfield

About

Camille Sweeney and Josh Gosfield are authors of The Art of Doing: How Superachievers Do What They Do & How They Do It So Well, a book on people who find meaningful work. They are co-creators of Future Me Workshops, an innovative, self-inquiry career guidance program that’s helped thousands of students identify their genuine interests, match those interests to careers and explore possible career paths. They are contributors to the New York Times and other publications, and are at work on their next book, Future Me: A Friendly Way to Figure Out What To Do With Your Life.

Books by Camille Sweeney and Josh Gosfield

Recent Posts

Why Your Kids Don't Tell You What Really Matters to Them

The secret to finding out what really matters to kids is asking the right questions and listening without judgment.

Are You Angry? Good!

Here’s how to channel anger into positive action.

Are You More Positive Than You Think You Are?

Surprising results from our pandemic survey.

Sophie's Choice

Open up the economy or continue the shutdown: Which side are you on?

A Message From a Nurse on the Frontline

What an ER nurse, in the middle of the pandemic, wants you to know.

Hope Is Not a Wimp

When hope is combined with action, it becomes a powerful force for genuine change.

How Can the Pandemic Make You Stronger?

She lost her parents in a plane crash. Then she lost her husband while she was pregnant with their third child. A grief counselor offers three strategies to get through hard times.

What Does It Mean to Win in a Pandemic?

Lessons from three entrepreneurs on how we can redefine winning in a world where so many are losing.

What a Slugger Can Teach You About Rebooting Your Career

What can the cognitive choices made by a struggling MLB slugger tell us about how to remember what we love about our work?

If You Want to Find Love Online, Get Real

The founders of online dating site OkCupid say that, "Getting 99% of the people to kind of like you is a waste of time." And then offer advice on how to find, "The 1% who will love you for who you really are.”