
Here’s $100K… How Are You Going to Use It?
Imagine that you wake up and see that you were anonymously given $100,000. But there’s a catch…

What We Think We Know (But Don’t)
What we think we know isn’t always the truth. Sometimes, the only way to see clearly is to step back and challenge our own certainty.

It’s Only Season 2—The Best Is Still Ahead!
What if, instead of seeing yourself as being at the tail end of your journey, you saw yourself as still in the early seasons? What if this was just the setup for your most impactful years ahead?

The Soundtrack of Your Life: What’s Your Song Right Now?
If you had to pick a song that represents where you are in life right now, what would it be?

The Answer to Strong Leadership? Better Questions
The best leaders don’t just solve problems—they improve the way their teams think. By asking smarter, more strategic questions, you can uncover blind spots, avoid knee-jerk reactions, and open the door to opportunities you didn’t even realize existed.

The Leadership Loop You Didn’t Know You Need
The most effective leaders don’t just manage down; they create ecosystems where ideas, feedback, and understanding flow in all directions.

Leadership Under Pressure: Super Bowl Lessons for Business Success
As you watch the Super Bowl, think about where you can improve your decision-making and adaptability. What situations in your professional life require quicker decisions? Where might you need to call an audible and pivot your approach?

Stress is a Choice: Reclaiming Control Over Your Reactions
Have you ever considered that stress is a choice? Most of us deal with stress as our default reaction to challenges or uncertainty, but we don’t have to.

What’s Your One Word?
If I asked your colleagues, your friends, or your team to describe you in a single word, what would they say? Would it be the word you’d hope for? Would it capture the essence of how you want to be known and remembered?

What Would You Do If You Lost Everything?
Loss forces us to strip away distractions and focus on what truly matters: relationships, health, and the moments we often overlook in daily life.

Experiences vs. Possessions: Setting the Stage for a Meaningful 2025
Research shows that experiences contribute more to our happiness and well-being than possessions…

Breaking Free from Holiday Perfection
As the holiday season approaches, social media will soon be filled with images of extravagant vacations, perfect families, and successful people living their dreams. If you’re like most people, it’s easy to scroll through these posts and feel like everyone else is living the “perfect life.”

Webinar: The Power of Executive Presence
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From "Have To" to "Get To": The Power of Perspective
Many of us are living moments we’ll someday look back on with nostalgia. Life is full of opportunities, and how we frame them shapes how we experience them.

Black Friday and Stories We Live By
For years, Black Friday wasn’t just a day on the calendar for me, nor was it a day to focus on shopping. It was my busiest time of the year…

A Letter from Your Future Self: Gratitude for the Journey
Hello from the future! I wanted to reach out now to tell you one thing that I need you to remember forever. Everything will be OK. In fact, it will be amazing!

You Were Meant to Be Here
Whether you’re stepping into a boardroom, leading a team, or embarking on a new project, remember this: you are meant to be here, in this time and place, doing what you do. This moment is yours, so own it and seek out your true greatness.

The Great Time Heist: Protect the Priceless
Most of us would be outraged if someone stole money straight out of our pocket. But what if I told you that something far more valuable is being taken from you every day—your time!

Are You Asking Too Much of Your Job?
In today’s business world, where many of us spend a disproportionate amount of time at work, we unconsciously place unrealistic expectations on our jobs.

Take Your Mask Off
We all wear masks. Some masks are subtle, others more obvious, but they all serve a similar purpose—to protect us or help us fit into roles we believe we must play.