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Leadership… And All That Jazz: Part Two
If Part One was about the rhythm of jazz and leadership—the way they dance with adaptability, trust, and controlled freedom—Part Two dives into the stage where the real magic happens: the interplay of individual brilliance and collective harmony. Jazz isn’t just a...
Leadership… And All That Jazz: Part One
I love (most) music. From the gritty edge of rock to the smooth flow of R&B, every genre feels like a spark, carrying me through life’s highs and lows. But jazz? It’s wild and unpredictable—a swirl of horns, drums, and piano that dances just out of reach. I...
Embracing Conflict: Opportunities for Growth
Conflict, though often unsettling, is a universal human experience. Whether it’s a workplace disagreement over project goals or a tense exchange with a loved one, these moments can disrupt harmony and drain energy. Yet, conflict also holds transformative potential,...
Shepherding vs. Leading with Intergenerational Wisdom – Part III
Challenges and Solutions for Storytelling in Shepherding: Shepherding with storytelling across generations has challenges. It’s time-intensive compared to leading with efficiency, but brief story-sharing moments—like a 10-minute weekly huddle—can help. Another...
Shepherding vs. Leading with Intergenerational Wisdom – Part II
The Shepherd’s Role: Helping Gen Z Tap Into Their Wisdom: Shepherding doesn’t just involve older generations sharing wisdom—it also empowers Gen Z to tap into their own. Gen Z brings intuitive wisdom shaped by their unique context: they’re digital natives who...
Shepherding vs. Leading with Intergenerational Wisdom – Part I
Unlocking Generational Wisdom Through Storytelling for Gen Z: In tracking the evolving workplace, I find myself endlessly fascinated by Gen Z. To me, they’re the next greatest generation—smart, passionate, and fun in ways that bring fresh energy to every room they...
The Art of Becoming Seriously Unserious
In a world where the pursuit of seriousness often trumps all else, there’s an overlooked virtue in embracing the lighthearted side of life. How might we embrace the profound benefits of being "seriously unserious," an approach where humor and levity are not just...
Reframing Obstacles and Building Resilience: Lessons from Women Who Lead—and How We Can Follow
I’ve always been drawn to women who don’t just face obstacles but turn them into fuel for something greater. Growing up, I saw barriers—lacking the “perfect” background, the fear of falling flat—as walls I’d never scale. But the more I’ve watched women like Oprah...
Spring Leadership Renewal
As winter fades, spring awakens—vibrant, bold, and full of possibility. For leaders and those stepping into leadership, it’s a moment to reflect: What are you ready to shed? Old habits, doubts, or fears that no longer serve your vision? Nature doesn’t stagnate—neither...