It’s really a book about releasing yourself from the expectation to perform a certain way.

From the outside, it looks like they’ve checked the box, but they’ve barely scratched the surface.

Isn’t it so special when you interact with people who operate in this way?

I couldn’t believe that I hadn’t had this conversation with Monique sooner.

Avoiding it gives us a chance to deepen the trust in our relationships more than we ever thought possible.

My hope is that you will read this post and feel a new energy and level of excitement about leveraging this moment for all it can be.

If you’re stuck in a cycle of living for your breaks, I hope this post helps you find your way out.

This is a story of what can happen when we have the courage to ask for help.

This will be my last blog post for a month.

When I saw that formula, I had an epiphany about my creative process.

It was so hard, and I felt so vulnerable. It might have been one of the most vulnerable conversations I've ever had in my life.

We learn so much about giving empathy to others, and we know how important that is. But what about ourselves?

After a decade of traveling for my work, I’ve learned that getting upset at a situation that’s out of my control is pointless.

I realized that my fears and insecurities around following up were keeping us stuck.

When it’s missing, it’s often the reason why a customer describes their experience as a terrible one.

My entrepreneurial anniversary always inspires me to reflect on my journey.

Instead of spitting out my usual reply, I took a moment to actually consider her question and my answer to it.

Have you ever found yourself thinking you should get something done today so that the next work day is easier?