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So, recently there was a question posed on social media that went viral:Â
“Would you rather be alone in the woods with a man or a bear?”
The responses nearly broke the internet, as men were in an uproar to realize that for most women their answer would be emphatically: the bear.
I have to say, in light of recent events and reminders, I definitel...
Father’s Day celebrates the unbreakable bond between a father and his children, honoring the guiding presence and unwavering support of a paternal figure.
However, for some, including myself, this day is heavy with complex emotions, reminding us more of absence than presence, and of relationships fractured or lost.
For me, Father’
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Have you ever dismissed something at first glance, only to later discover that you were dead wrong?Â
You know, where you walked away from something or someone and then actually realized that you almost missed a diamond in the rough?
That was me with Jelly Roll’s music.Â
When I first saw his performance at the CMA Awards, I brushed him off as jus...
When it comes to studying Human Design, let’s be honest … it can get pretty overwhelming rather quickly.
There is no lack of random rabbit holes and information you can explore.
Once you jump down one rabbit hole, you quickly find yourself lost in a sea of endless information, figures, nuances, and layers. Before you realize it, the compo
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Have you ever thought you communicated something well only to be met with blank stares or the sounds of crickets?
Or worse, massive resistance.
You were intentional and took care to be deliberate about the words you chose, the way in which you delivered the message, and even monitored your tone and body language.Â
Yet, somehow, your word
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To say things got a bit wonky the past several years would be a mild understatement. I know I’m not the only business owner who found herself assessing and taking inventory of every aspect of her company, as a result.Â
The pandemic shifted a lot. It’s also illuminated new paths for opportunity.Â
Yet, while the idea of infinite potential a
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Sometimes it’s really hard to pull back the veil and let people see in.Â
To see into the pain, the challenges, and the uncertainty.
It requires a level of vulnerability I personally am not comfortable with.Â
I also know, on some level, that it’s in the sharing of our pain, our grief, our trial and tribulations, and in what seems overwhel
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Growing up Mister Rogers was my hero.Â
So much so that I would rearrange my classes in college just so I could take my lunch hour at home to catch his show.Â
True story.Â
I loved Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood and his fictional kingdom, known as the Neighborhood of Make-Believe with his recurring cast of characters, such as: King Friday XIII, Lady ...
Let’s face it, being a Human Design Projector in a Generator world can, honestly, just plain suck. Just ask many of my clients what it’s like.Â
You see, I tend to attract a lot of Projectors in the transformational leadership work I do. And, we tend to do a lot of work to heal their current narrative and create an more empowered pathway as
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There’s an expression that’s been touted for as long as I can remember. People always say that you need to “walk a mile in someone’s shoes.”Â
We have it all wrong.Â
For we don’t need to walk in someone’s shoes to be empathic, to practice kindness, and to demonstrate compassion.Â
We don’t actually need to experience someone’s exact circumstances ...