Last week I told you about Rachel, who just celebrated a decade with our company. What I didn’t tell you was that I had a big surprise up my sleeve.

You see this amazing human right here? Her name is Rachel, and on Sunday, she celebrated 10 years with our company.

My trips to Florida always remind me that my work matters and that the people I love matter even more.

Last week, I spoke to a team about personal growth.

I’m home at the beach—in the house where I grew up—for two weeks.

This weekend was everything I hoped it would be and then some.

It’s hard to believe all that has happened since we announced the news in January.

I’ve written a lot about the moments I’ll miss as we step into this new chapter. What I haven’t really written about are the parts that I’m excited to let go of.

This picture means so much to me for so many reasons.

You never quite know how someone you might meet today could play a powerful role in your life in the future.

After nearly 14 years as a cleaning company, this is the part where we act on the final phases of our plan to transition out of cleaning.

I will be the first to admit that I have a hard time stopping to reflect on and celebrate progress.

When you’re up to your eyeballs in work, it can seem totally counterintuitive to hit the pause button, keep your calendar free of meetings, and take time to stop and just… think.

Communicating through change is hard. And I think that one of the reasons it can feel so hard is that we put pressure on ourselves as leaders to have all the answers all the time.

Even though we are in the midst of reinventing an organization that has been around for nearly fourteen years, I am moving at a slower pace than I’ve ever moved before in our business.

What if I told you that being in a holding pattern is actually a gift?

In celebration of turning 33 this week, I’m sharing 33 things I’ve learned about change.

We usually know what our roses are and what might be getting in the way of their growth. But finding the courage to leave behind what is no longer serving us? Hard.