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Motherhood: The Ultimate Learning Adventure
A heartfelt bouquet of vibrant tulips with a card simply inscribed "mom" conveys a warm gesture of love and appreciation. Recently, I took my youngest on an adventure to a local farm. We petted baby animals, learned about them, and ate donuts: the essentials. As I sat on a bench watching her navigate the ropes course, the song “Don’t Blink” floated through the speakers, and it hit me: nearly 16 years of motherhood have been one long, beautiful learning lab. My children are li


Leading Through Cancer: What Endures, What Expands, and What Truly Matters
A leader shares her experience about leading through cancer diagnosis and treatment.


Watching the Game Film: Leadership Lessons from the Backseat of My Car
Some leadership lessons don’t arrive in boardrooms or strategy retreats; they show up in the quiet, ordinary moments when no one is watching, and we can learn them from watching how our children show up. Recently, I watched one of my daughters and one of her teammates choose initiative over excuses, curiosity over complacency, and commitment over convenience. What started as two high school athletes huddling over game film became a masterclass in the kind of leadership most o


How do you “Thank the Band:” Reflecting on the Art of Recognition in Everyday Leadership
Expressing authentic appreciation and gratitude is an essential leadership practice to create meaningful connections and workplaces.


Lead the Team You Have, Not the One You Imagine
Leadership means leading the people you have - not imagining a different one.


Slopes & Synergy: What Family Skiing Reveals About Building Great Teams
Great teams don't require conformity; instead they need to share leadership, split off to learn & honor others.


Are you managing your attention or is it managing you?
If your attention is a gift, who or what are you giving it to?


Inspired by Life: Lessons in Leadership from my kids (part 2)
My littlest skiing with her dad down the mountain A few weeks ago, watching my kids ski and snowboard caused some reflection. As I...
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