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Continue reading →: Youthful Energy vs. Grown-Folk Fatigue: Naps are non-negotiableEnergy is not cheap! What does your energy bill say about you?
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Continue reading →: Don’t Let Other People’s Monkeys Jump on Your Back!Whew, let me tell you something—it took me decades to learn this lesson, and I’m still perfecting it. But one thing I know for sure? People will try to put their mess on you if you let them. Their insecurities? Not your problem.Their assumptions about you? Not your problem.Their negative…
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Continue reading →: When the World Shakes: How to Stay Ahead in Uncertain TimesThe world is shaking. Capitol Hill is in turmoil, companies—big and small—are cutting jobs left and right, and families are feeling the squeeze as groceries and bills skyrocket. People are losing jobs, losing security, and losing peace of mind. Anxiety is through the roof, and it feels like the enemy…
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Continue reading →: Fear Spreads Fast—But Faith is FasterYou have to control what you let in, see and hear!
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Continue reading →: Stop Waiting for Permission—Act Like You Already Own Your Time and ResourcesGive Yourself Permission
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Continue reading →: Everybody Can’t Be Broken: How to Stay Encouraged When Life Feels HeavyLet’s talk about it—what do you do when your internal spark feels dim, and the people and places around you aren’t helping to reignite it? I know I’ve talked before about how everybody can’t be broke at the same time—somebody has to be in a financial position to hold it…
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Continue reading →: Zip It! How to Keep Your Thoughts from Running Their MouthsShut your trap before you loose the Cracken!
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Continue reading →: Playing Injured Too Long: When Pushing Through Becomes Self-SabotageThis is your reminder to stop normalizing exhaustion. Stop treating your burnout as a badge of honor. Start making the same investments in yourself that you make in everything and everyone else. You are not meant to be a machine. You are not required to sacrifice yourself for progress. And…
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Continue reading →: The Power of Closing Doors – For GoodListen, some doors ain’t meant to be reopened. Ever. Napoleon Hill talked about the power of closing doors—really shutting them, locking them, and tossing the key—so you can move forward without looking back. And let me tell you, that’s a word. Too often, we get caught up in keeping doors…
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Continue reading →: Do You Have to Diminish Yourself to Fit into Corporate Structure?Let’s be real—most corporate environments aren’t designed for people to show up as their full, authentic selves. If you’ve ever felt like you had to shrink who you are just to make it through the workday, trust me, you’re not alone. There’s a fine line between diminishing yourself and using…






