A dear friend of mine, Lorna Sherwinter, texted me last week and she pointed something out that I haven’t stopped thinking about. (Go read her
Some of the most generous people in the world are the ones who forget themselves the fastest. They are the helpers. The givers. The reliable
Let me guess: you’re juggling a team at work, kids at home, and a calendar that looks like a game of Tetris gone wrong. And
When one person leads with intention, it doesn’t just change their career.It changes their family. Their team. Their company. Their community. The world. That’s a
Be honest with me for a second: Are you just trying to survive the week? You wake up Monday already thinking about Friday. You sprint
I say this with love: Your job is not your personality. Somewhere along the way—probably around the first time someone asked, “So, what do you do?”—
I see you. Some of you are struggling right now. Layoffs. Uncertainty. The weight of the world pressing in from every headline. And it’s not
I know you’re successful. If you weren’t, you wouldn’t be here. You wouldn’t be reading this. You wouldn’t be in my world. But here’s the
Let’s be honest—failure gets a bad reputation. Most of us treat it like something to avoid at all costs, but here’s the truth: failure isn’t
This past weekend, I had the privilege of volunteering in the very classroom where my journey as a coach began—a place that profoundly transformed my
I got the call when I was on vacation. And I had the flu. It didn’t feel like I’d have enough time to prep –
I see you. You’re doing everything for everyone, pulled in a million directions, with no time for yourself or your loved ones. Every day feels
Something profoundly moving happened this week. It resonated deeply with my core beliefs and the essence of why I’m dedicated to this work. I’ve always
Last week, I shared how your mindset impacts how you view challenges, failures and what’s possible. A growth mindset, I explained, allows you to feel
“I’m afraid I’ll fail.” Every one of my clients has said this to me at some point. It’s a common theme that keeps us
I’m always grateful for your feedback and insights on my posts, and today, I’m responding to a request to share some intriguing client stories. Take
When Ikea first became trendy, I eagerly rented a van to snag the latest Malm dresser for my dorm room. The flat-packed, piece-by-piece kit allowed
How are you limiting yourself? Really – take a minute and jot down the answer to this question. – Maybe you’re afraid people
Continued from Part 1… …and Part 2… In my first year of business on my own, I’ve enjoyed: 400+ Hours of Coaching 44
Continued from Part 1… The good news: I wasn’t lying to myself anymore. The bad news: I didn’t have a clue where to begin. I’d
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