Today’s note is brought to you by a frozen walk through New York, a proud theater mom moment, and yes, a little song you may have heard before… “Let it gooooo…” No, this isn’t a Disney-themed pep talk (although my son is playing drums for a production of Frozen, and yes, I cried through half…
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Honoring PEOPLE Month
If this year has felt like . . . a lot . . . you’re not imagining it. For many of us, 2025 has been heavy – personally, professionally, and collectively. The world feels a little topsy-turvy. Maybe you’ve found yourself wrestling with questions you didn’t expect to face this year: What do I stand…
Your Holiday Survival Kit
Here come the holidays! As a coach, interfaith minister, and someone who’s walked with people through every kind of life challenge, I know this time of year can stir up a lot. We “plan” to celebrate, to rest, and to reflect every year. But we tend to end up feeling more depleted than restored every…
Start So You Can Finish
I’m in the midst of witnessing one of my favorite things about my job right now. It’s nothing new; I see it all the time, but it never gets old. I’m observing the beginning – the start of something good. And it makes me crave more – more beginnings, more emergence, more movement. Because the…
A Mother’s Plea
We all have lives outside of our work. We’re business owners, professionals, coaches . . . and we’re also parents, partners, neighbors, daughters, and friends. We carry a lot. Some of what we carry is visible; a lot of it isn’t. One part of my life that doesn’t always make it into my content is…
Collective Grief; Individual Action
As a coach, it’s my job to help people keep moving forward – to grow, to lead, to reach their goals. But it’s also my job to be in tune with what’s really going on in the world, and how it’s affecting the people I serve. I’ve got to be honest: There’s a heaviness in…