In Let’s Give Kindness a Chance, I reflect on navigating unexpected life challenges, the small things we take for granted, and the power of intentional acts of kindness. This personal essay explores resilience, gratitude, and how choosing love over loss helps us move forward with clarity and grace.
Just when we think we have it all figured out … things can change. There’s no turning back, but there is a path forward. One step at a time
5 Key Questions to Prepare for the New Year invites you to pause, reflect, and realign before planning what’s next. This newsletter explores how values, energy, intention, and letting go can help you transition forward with clarity, purpose, and grace.
Starting Something New: This edition explores what it really means to transition with grace. From life shifts to small daily pivots, it’s an invitation to release what’s heavy, carry forward what matters, and meet change with clarity, courage, and self-compassion.
Lessons from Lionesses and the Power of Partnership
Explore how nature, failure, and resilience intersect in this reflective edition of Ages & Stages. Learn how partnerships—like those in a lion pride—can help us recover, rebuild, and rise. Ideal for purpose-driven leaders seeking inspiration and strength during challenging times.
Sometimes it's the little things that change us, and other times it's the big things.
Every day we wake up a little different, but the values we had before we closed our eyes the night before remain and provide the light to carry us forward.
These last few months I've started to write again, similar to when I was younger, but of course different.
Yes You Can, #Values, #BuildingSomethingNew
As we head into a #newdecade, it's fitting to reflect back.
To hear stories of lessons learned. To gain clarity on how your path was altered, and who played a part. To set your #vision for what's next.
My 1st article on is a short synopsis of 3 events I attended recently: #Hrtech2019 #BSW #ChiStartupWeek and a theme that ran throughout: #PeopleMatter. If you attended these events or others - what lessons have you learned or do you wish to impart?
