
Staying Clear in the Chaos for Creative Leaders
You, the creative conscious leader, are being called upon to help REORDER. You can transform what is broken by helping people and systems work together to bring about growth, stability, and fertile ground for everyone to thrive. Even, and perhaps especially, when fear and anxiety are in the air. Your leadership is essential now. Your commitment to fairness, to community, to shared humanity. To kindness. And to the freedom for everyone to live in joy. It's all in play. Right now.
Celebrations, Centering, + Change
The Value of Creativity

The Kindness/Leadership Link

When Little Moments Are Not So Little

Aligning the Leader within You

The Great Resignation: Leaders Emerge After the Pandemic

The Role of Leadership in Family Businesses

Being an Accessible Leader

Shift to Become a Purposeful Leader

Being Vulnerable to Achieve Impact as a Leader

Preparing Your Speech: How Leaders Shift to a Mindset of Service in Public Speaking

Resilient Leadership: Embracing Failure Instead of Fearing It

Imposter Syndrome in Leaders (and Everyone Else)

Don’t Mind the Gap, Stand in It

Love What You Do in Life and Leadership

The Rise of COWORKING and What it Means for Leaders

Adaptability as a Critical Component in Leadership

“Simply Leap”
You are allowed to show yourself compassion. Every event requires a different mourning period, and know that you have the strength to get through whatever life throws at you.

Dealing with Grief while Leading Others
We have faced a confluence of major shifts in 2020. With the virus, the uncertainty that fogs our future can be unnerving. The death toll that rises every time I listen to the news has moved me to speak about an uncomfortable topic for many: grief. Whether you have endured job loss, missing connection between friends and family, losing loved ones, or perhaps all three and then some, loss is part and parcel of our collective experience right now. Seeing my close circle deal with all of this, and dealing with it myself, I hope we can find some solace in getting through this together.