You Can't Lead on Empty
There were days I knew, walking in, that I was about to be a nightmare to be around. Either I hadn't slept or I hadn’t eaten. Here's what I learned about leadership and the body.
What You're Actually Responsible For
There was a season I felt responsible for everything: my team's mood, every outcome, whether everyone around me was okay. Then I made a list of what was actually mine.
The Word My Sister Used to Describe Me
My 8-year-old sister once described me in one word: "Stressed." It took a eulogy exercise to make me realize that word was becoming my legacy. Here's what I actually changed once I stopped treating margin as a nice-to-have.