Authority Magazine

Authority Magazine, part of the Medium platform, focuses on delivering insightful and engaging interviews with leading figures in various fields such as Business, Pop Culture, Wellness, Social Impact, and Technology. Our interviews aim to uncover stories that inspire and provide practical advice. We believe that compelling stories should resonate beautifully with the mind, heart, and eyes. While many publications concentrate on individual topics, Authority Magazine sets itself apart by creating extensive interview series featuring numerous experts and thought leaders centered around a specific empowering theme. Some of our well-received series include “Female Disruptors,” “Meet The Rising Stars of TV, Film, & Music,” “The Future Is Now,” “Social Impact Heroes,” “Women In Wellness,” and “Five Things You Need To Be A Highly Effective Leader During Turbulent Times,” as well as “5 Things I Wish Someone Told Me Before I Became a CEO.” Since our inception in 2018, we have conducted over 50,000 inspiring interviews with notable figures such as: Ava DuVernay, Chris Evans, Venus Williams, Shaquille O’Neal, Peyton Manning, Snoop Dogg, Floyd Mayweather, Paris Hilton, Ruby Rose, Baron Davis, Jewel, Flo Rida, Kelly Rowland, Kerry Washington, Marc Cuban, Biz Stone, Bobbi Brown, Daymond John, Seth Godin, Guy Kawasaki, Lori Greiner, Robert Herjavec, Alicia Silverstone, Lindsay Lohan, Cal Ripkin Jr., David Wells, Jillian Michaels, Jenny Craig, John Sculley, Matt Sorum, Derek Hough, Bethenny Frankel, Mika Brzezinski, Blac Chyna, Janice Bryant Howroyd, Perez Hilton, Joseph Abboud, Rachel Hollis, Daniel Pink, Kevin Harrington, Dr. Jane Goodall, and Alli Webb. Additionally, we have connected with C-Suite executives from major companies like: American Express, Bank of America, Google, Twitter, Spotify, Microsoft, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Honda, LinkedIn, MasterCard, Comcast, Pepsi, 3M, EY, eBay, Kroger, L’Oréal, Charles Schwab, FedEx, Walgreens, Lamborghini, Louis Vuitton, and many more.

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Synchronized chair dancing?

21 hours ago | medium.com | Elizabeth Emerald

Synchronized chair dancing? During the predawn hours of Monday morning— whilst I vainly struggled to block out the cacophony— my weather-beaten upper deck was pounded anew as its pair of wind-tossed, plastic Adirondack chairs crashed against the rails and one another. By sunrise, the storm had passed. With trepidation, I opened the slider, bounded to the deck’s edge, and peered over the rail, expecting to see smashed chairs splayed on the lawn-level concrete pad.
A Forgetful Plot

1 day ago | medium.com | Jill Eng

POETRYDiscoveryJust nowin a different temperamentcame windoutsidea forgetful plotthen escaped a trajectoryof distant emptinessto the sorrowbeamed down upondiscoverycoming out of something in timethe arena waswhat amazeda formtraveling contentmentcautioned againstelements beneatha systemdownslight retrievalsthat enteredacting placesforested withmighta possibilityactualizedto the degreeof seeingsomethingThis poem has been published in The Crooked Circle. Thank you Thomas James.
Deputy Superintendent Aaden Stern On Five Things That Should Be Done To Improve The US Educational...

1 day ago | medium.com | Yitzi Weiner

Y itzi: Aaden Stern, it's a delight and an honor to meet you. Before we dive in deep, our readers would love to learn about your personal origin story. Can you share with us the story of your childhood and how you grew up? Aaden: Glad to be here. Wow. It's a long story. I'm 43 years old, so I won't go through every year, but I'm a New Yorker - born in Brooklyn, raised in Queens. I grew up in an Orthodox Jewish home. A big part of my origin story is being second generation after the Holocaust.
Science Says Social Medicine Keeps Us in Good Health, but What Is That?

1 day ago | medium.com | Jason Hung

Social medicine improves our physical and mental health and longevity. Let’s unpack it. If you are not a Medium member, please click here to read this article for FREE. What is social medicine and how is it so beneficial to our health? Within sociology, social medicine stands as a key research and scholarly discipline. Social medicine is an interdisciplinary field bridging the social sciences and public/global health.
I’ve Finally Lost It!

1 day ago | medium.com | Vidya Sury

PHOTOGRAPHY | TRAVEL | SANDI’S APRIL PROMPTApril Six Word Photo Story Challenge: “Rust”Have you seen my head somewhere? Continuing to be tickled by the artwork of the art college students, I came upon this body. Literally. Headless. It’s almost like it is trying to hide. Can’t blame it, can we? It is never easy when you lose your head. Will you help find it? Sooner the better. The rusty skeleton framework may not hold for too long. I think someone has been chipping away at the body.
A Huge Gift From a Stranger Fell Into My Lap

1 day ago | medium.com | Brandon Ellrich

A hilarious humor publication for all levels of humor writers. Follow publicationIt’s definitely not a scamIt’s always awesome to receive a gift of money. You can use it to buy whatever you want. This gift was 100 times better!I received a reply to one of my articles the other day. I blocked out the name and email because I’m greedy. I don’t want anyone else to cut into my inheritance. I’ve wanted some new earrings for a while, so this couldn’t have come at a more perfect time.
The Pākehā-Māori, Men Between Worlds

1 day ago | medium.com | Sara Relli |Ben Ulansey

And what their stories tell us about the complexity of human relationships in New Zealand and elsewhereThe spiral motifs, curvilinear rays, and deeply grooved scars of moko, the traditional Māori facial tattoo, have mythical origins, rooted in the Eastern Polynesian culture and aesthetics that the ancestors of the men and women who became Māori brought with them when they landed on the shores of New Zealand’s North Island.
How & Why Author Lauren Zalaznick Is Helping To Change Our World

1 day ago | medium.com | Yitzi Weiner

Thank you so much for joining us in this interview series! Before we dive into the main focus of our interview, our readers would love to "get to know you" a bit better. Can you tell us a bit about your childhood backstory? When you were younger, was there a book that you read that inspired you to take action or changed your life? Can you share a story about that? When I was younger, books like Charlotte's Web, The Secret Garden, and Maurice Sendak's Pierre were my most cherished.
I Want to Be Beautiful

1 day ago | medium.com | Andreea T. Felciuc |Ben Ulansey

Or just catch me on the right dayI want to be beautiful — the kind that lives forever in mythologies and novels and wet dreams behind closed eyes, like perfume soaked into the fibers of clothing days later. The kind that makes poets and artists shed big, opalescent tears. I don’t want to be cute. I don’t want to be sweet. I want to be beautiful and I want beauty that tilts the world in my favor, making people ache without them knowing why.
Consultant Stephanie Baker On 5 Reasons Why Women Build Great Companies

1 day ago | medium.com | Vanessa Ogle

Thank you so much for doing this with us! Before we dig in, our readers would like to get to know you a bit more. Can you tell us a bit about your "backstory"? What led you to this particular career path? While studying journalism at the University of Oregon, I secured an internship with the Athletic Department. My love for sports, particularly track and field, gymnastics, and college football, was the impetus for my selection.