About Bruce Kasanoff

Bruce Kasanoff is the Founder of the Stop Doing the Work, a unique program that combines one-on-one coaching with AI-led interviews. It helps successful professionals find the parts of themselves that until now have been invisible, as they also release the limiting beliefs they no longer need.

In the past, he has also served as a ghostwriter and coach for entrepreneurs.

One of the original LinkedIn influencers, Bruce has built a following of over 400,000 subscribers to his newsletters:

He has written six books, including How to Self-Promote without Being a Jerk.

A proud member of Marshall Goldsmith's 100 Coaches program, he fully embraces its mandate to be of the greatest possible service to others.

He earned an MBA at The Wharton School and has presented his ideas at Wharton, Yale University and New York University. 

Bruce splits his time between Bend, Oregon and New York City. He practices holotropic breathwork, trains at Paradox Strength, loves dogs and skiing, and maintains what he calls "inner hygiene"—the daily practice of clearing limiting beliefs before they calcify into patterns.

Testimonials

“Bruce Kasanoff is the master at dislodging you from your inbox and providing rocket fuel for more expansive thinking.”

Dottie DeHart, Principal at DeHart and Company Public Relations

“Bruce asks powerful questions that sometimes stop me in my tracks, making it easier for me to recognize what matters most."

Brandon Rodman, CEO and co-founder, Previ

“Bruce weaves together insights, almost magically, to help me become an even better (and more fulfilled) person at work, at home and in my community.”

Dr. Paul L. Corona, Clinical Professor of Leadership, Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University


BOOKS

How to Self-Promote without Being a Jerk is about doing well by doing good.

Never Tell People What You Do is about learning to say what you want, instead of merely telling people what you have done so far.

I Am is a meditative and enriching workbook co-authored with Amy Blaschka.