Meet Corporate America's Mr. Rogers | Timm Chiusano

They call Timm Chiusano "Corporate America's Mr. Rogers," and once you hear him talk, you understand exactly why.Chiusano built a real executive career. Five years in live sports production, seven years at ESPN, then a 240-person team producing small business commercials at scale for Time Warner Cable and Charter Communications. He was good at it. He liked it. He still spent two years planning a way out, because the thing he actually wanted was to pick his daughter up from school.That choice became a body of TikTok and Instagram content telling burned-out professionals to stop stressing about the things they think matter most: the nine-box, the reorg, the promotion that isn't coming. Millions have watched him talk them down from a bad Sunday. Few know the calm came from an executive who walked away from a real title and a real paycheck, no severance, because presence was worth more than the next promotion.This conversation covers the two-year exit plan nobody saw coming, the emotional intelligence school he's building to make executive coaching accessible to everyone, and his new book, "How to Get Addicted to Appreciation: The Power of Finding Wonder in the Everyday," out this fall.For anyone weighing a career transition, or the senior executive quietly wondering what reinvention could actually look like, this is one of the more human conversations we've had this season.Follow Who Moved My Career?! on Spotify or Apple Podcasts, and leave a review if this one lands.