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Change is constant and even though we don't always love the discomfort of change, the truth is that we are wired for it! In this episode, I reflect on what Halloween nostalgia can teach us about leadership and how to use the past to move you forward. You’ll learn how to honor the past, stay grounded in the present, and lead with curiosity and optimism—even when things don’t stay the same.

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In this last episode of 2025, I am thinking about how none of us actually know what we are doing - maybe that bursts your bubble, or maybe that helps you feel a sense of relief - either way, it's the truth of being human. 

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This week, I’m exploring a question that’s been on my mind lately: What if the outcome is better than you can imagine? I share how fear and over-preparing can limit what’s possible — not just for us, but for the people we lead. When we approach challenges with “anticipatory hope,” we create space for creativity, growth, and unexpected success. I’ll offer reflections and journaling prompts to help you lead — and live — with a little more openness to life’s good surprises.

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When you’re tired, even simple decisions can feel impossible. In this episode, I talk about what happens when leaders are depleted and start giving unclear or avoidant direction—not because they don’t care, but because they’re out of fuel. You’ll learn how to notice the early signs of burnout, what to do to recharge before you hit empty, and how to lead with more honesty and compassion when your tank is low.

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 In this episode, I talk about what it really means to feel disappointed as a leader—and why avoiding that emotion can actually hold us back from our biggest impact. I share a personal story about losing a dream coaching job and how anger often masks disappointment. You’ll learn how allowing yourself to feel disappointment can lead to more wholehearted, joyful leadership. 

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In this episode, I share a story about getting lost after cheering on a friend’s marathon—and realizing I had turned around just three blocks too soon. It reminded me how often we do the same thing in our work and goals, giving up right before the finish line. I talk about how to slow down, check your guideposts, and notice when you might be closer than you think.

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 Fall is the perfect time to reset—this episode shares why reflection matters, how to re-envision who you want to be, and an invitation to join me for a retreat in Bordeaux to step into your next chapter. Drop an email at [email protected] if you are interested, or check it out here:

Harvest Your Horizons: Women's Bordeaux Retreat

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We all experience stress, but sometimes we need new tools to deal with it. Here are the 3 tips that bring me out of feeling overwhelmed so I can be productive again.

GETMO — good enough to move on. Not slacking, not careless—just smart prioritization so you’re not wasting energy on diminishing returns.

Speak in rough draft — not sloppy, but authentic and present. Grace for yourself and others.

Borrow a future perspective — not dismissing everything, but adjusting your level of worry so the small stuff stays small.

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 In this episode, I talk about the trap so many leaders fall into—tying our self-worth to our performance. I share stories and metaphors to show why our value as humans is unlimited and not defined by grades, reviews, or feedback. You’ll learn how to separate your identity from your output so you can lead with more confidence, resilience, and authenticity. 

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I explore how our environments quietly shape the way we think, act, and lead—often more than we realize. From popcorn studies to hospital huddles, I’ll show you how subtle cues in your workplace culture and even your physical space condition behavior, for better or worse. You’ll walk away with practical ways to disrupt old patterns and create an environment that truly supports accountability, creativity, and well-being.

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