Dearest Friends, Happy Thanksgiving! As we take the time to reflect on being grateful, I invite you to pause and reflect on being thankful for what you have. The people you love. The trees and animals surrounding you. The food … Read More
As the year winds down, it’s the perfect time to pause and reflect on how far you’ve come. What worked in 2024? What could have been better? This was our year of traveling across the country — from Illinois to … Read More
Happy New Year, my friends! The start of a new year is the perfect time to reflect on your story. What story do you tell about yourself, your business, or your cause? Is it clear? Is it compelling? Does it truly … Read More
Have you ever had a moment where life stopped you in your tracks and whispered, “This is it. It’s time”? For me, that moment came like a thunderbolt — the day my mom passed away suddenly from a heart attack … Read More
Growing up, I had plenty of lessons in the power of words. My dad was a psychiatrist who raised my awareness about the power of the inner mind. I’ll never forget when he practiced hypnosis on me so I could … Read More
If you want to be efficient, it makes sense to take advantage of AI tools. BUT – (and I say this in my own voice) — we still need to be able to guide, modify any AI tool, to fit … Read More
I’ve often said, “Your inner story affects your outer story.” What you say to yourself affects your outcomes. Before we share a message with the world, we choose the meaning we give to our experiences. And I urge you — … Read More
Have you ever discovered an old ancestor’s photograph and wondered — what was that person thinking about? What was their life like? How did they overcome obstacles? After unpacking and repacking boxes for our upcoming move, my husband and I … Read More
The Day I’ll Never Forget When I was in fourth grade in Mrs. Fogg’s Chicago classroom, each of us had to do a science project. I decided to demonstrate the “cup and paper” trick — showing how a simple piece … Read More
It’s so easy to fall into the mindset — “not good enough.” I’d like to share writing tips from a colleague, Matt Rudnitsky. The biggest misconception in writing is that you should know what you’re going to say … Read More