I felt nervous. I felt excited. I felt proud. Most of all, I felt super grateful. Today, I got to share an introduction to my curriculum, Courage is Built Here,™ for my #enterpriseuniversity class. So many of you joined. So many friends, clients,
Something that will never ever get old? Watching someone muster up the courage to speak vulnerably about a deeply human struggle and be met with nothing but care, compassion, empathy—and a chorus of "you are so not alone, me too." In these
Every time you send me a message about the love and magic that happens with my Courage Deck I am in utter awe. Check out this message received from my friend Tiffany. Simply amazing. Thank you for supporting this project of mine and
A beautiful historic auditorium, amazing people, and my own parking spot are the making for awesome events. The last two days I got to give keynotes for all the City of Bloomington team members. A big team and a lot of
I am behind a day in posting this last cohort of Dare to Lead™ because I think that is how hard it hit me over the weekend. Everything hurt and I am still processing. What an incredible group of people. Leaders
I don’t do small talk. I also don’t want to talk about the weather. I want to truly connect. Because here’s the truth—most people walk through their days feeling really alone. And real change? It only happens in connection. So instead of asking,
Leading an intentional connection check in with my Courage Deck has become a favorite thing of mine. The groans, ahas, laughter, oh dangs, oh I needed that one, and amazing conversations are truly something to witness. And today, my potentially final day
I am living and breathing the emotional wellbeing work I teach every single day as I facilitate what could possibly be my last Dare to Lead™ training. And let me tell you, I’m feeling all the feelings. Even the ones
For over 25 years, I have dedicated myself to teaching people how to live, love, and lead well with more self-compassion, empathy, authenticity, and courage. Whether working one-on-one in private practice, or through my eleven published books, my new Courage
In a world where we're more "connected" than ever, it's easy to feel utterly disconnected. Be the person who reaches out. Take the extra minutes to really listen when you ask, "How are you?"—and truly care about the answer. Offer to
