When Everything Feels Important, Nothing Truly Is
I recently came across the concept of ‘rubber balls and glass balls’ have you ever heard of it? It really made me think differently about the way we all define success. Especially for high achievers, because if there is one thing I have noticed about driven...
The Professional Identity Crisis Nobody Talks About
There’s a conversation I wish we had more often in the professional world, especially with experienced leaders, executives, and business owners. It’s not about burnout. It’s not about work-life balance. It’s about something much quieter that often goes unnoticed. What...
The Cost of Being Easy to Work With
For most of my career, being easy to work with felt like a compliment. It meant you were collaborative. Flexible. Low-maintenance. It meant people trusted you, enjoyed working with you, and rarely had concerns about your attitude or approach. Those are qualities most...
The Leadership Echo
When was the last time someone genuinely disagreed with you? Not challenged an idea politely. Not asked a clarifying question. Not softened their opinion so it felt safe to share. I mean, truly disagreed with you. It's a question I ask leaders often, and the answer is...
Are You Solving Problems That Aren’t Yours to Solve?
Picture this. I was in Costa Rica deep in a Shaman ceremony and I had the most profound dream. I was standing under a large jet plane, loading heavy luggage onto a conveyor belt. It seemed like hundreds of people were dropping their bags before they climbed up the...
The Pause Between Thought and Response- Why is This Considered the Most Acceptable Way to Process?
I’ve learned about myself over the years that has helped me professionally just as much as it has challenged me personally: I often process out loud. I talk, then think more deeply afterward. Ideas form even before I start to speak. Clarity comes through conversation,...





