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What Six Months on Social Media Taught Me About Where the Real Gold Is
Over 600 years ago, in a monastery in Thailand, a clay covered Buddha sat quietly in the garden. To sway invaders the monks covered their golden Buddha with clay. Time passed, monks came and went. The Buddha and what lay [...]
Lead With Your Story: How Executives in Transition Can Turn the Hardest Interview Question Into Their Strongest Advantage.
WHY THIS QUESTION MATTERS: TELL ME ABOUT YOURSELF? This question presents powerful opportunity to showcase “you” and your unique value. Without a framework to guide your response, nerves can lead to a rambling monologue of all your accomplishments. [...]
Perfection Is a lie: The Hidden Costs of Chasing It.
Let Go of Perfect. Embrace Real.
Perfection by its very nature is unachievable because in the pursuit of it we uncover imperfections. Aristotle defined perfection as something that is complete, something that can’t be bettered, and something that has achieved its purpose. I differ with Aristotle [...]
Healthcare M&A: Navigating Today’s Landscape and Paving the Way Forward
While many of my recent writings have focused on leadership and coaching, I also work with healthcare organizations on strategic planning, conflict resolution, and M&A advisory. Given the turbulence in today’s landscape, now feels like the right moment to [...]
Why Calculus is My Secret Weapon for Leading Change?
In today’s fast-moving, high-stakes environment, leaders are constantly faced with uncertainty, shifting dynamics, and complex challenges. Surprisingly, one of the tools that continues to guide me through this complexity is….calculus. Yes, calculus. Calculus provides the precision needed to chart [...]
What Story Are You Telling Yourself?
It Might Be Holding You Back.
We knit together our own unique stories from the threads of our experiences and how we perceive the world around us. We each have our own story. These stories shape who we are, how we see ourselves, our choices, [...]
Change is Messy and That’s Ok: Here is How to Move Through It With Resilience
I love how a single line of prose or poetry can offer comfort, a reminder that someone else has walked a similar path and that another way forward exists. Robert Frost’s Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening is a [...]
