Journeys Invite Surprises
The leadership question isn’t whether surprises will come, but how we will receive them.
What Legacy Are You Leaving?
Originally published in my Follow Up Friday newsletter - a weekly reflection on leadership, relationships, and living with intention. I'm writing this while preparing for my dad's celebration of life service. His was one of the three unexpected deaths we experienced...
Journeys Follow a Pattern
“Growth comes when you stay long enough for frustration to turn into fluency.”
Clarity and Reflection: How Leaders Can Anchor Their Teams for the Rest of 2025
As we enter the final stretch of 2025, leaders everywhere are asking: how can we finish the year well? For many, the temptation is to push harder and do more. But our Quadrant 3 Leadership (Q3LC) alumni know that sustainable success doesn’t come from frantic activity....
First Impressions Stick: The Hidden Power of Your Initial Messages
Just had one of those meetings that reminded me why first impressions are so darn stubborn. Picture this: Seven months. Seven months of me repeatedly reinforcing new communication protocols with a remote team. Seven months of them nodding, saying "yes," taking notes,...
Journeys Begin with Possibility
What strikes me, looking back, is how little certainty we had—and yet how much possibility was present.
4 Types of Essential Healthcare Practice Management Tasks
Discover the core types of practice management tasks every medical office should master to ensure efficiency, regulatory compliance, and quality patient care.
Having a Journey Mindset as a Leader
Introducing A Blog Series from Emily When Marc and I began “dating,” we were both tangled in a web of well-meaning but toxic purity culture expectations. High achievers to the core, we were doing our best to follow all the right rules—but rarely checked in with our...
Why Your Communication Style Could Kill Your New Job (And How to Fix It)
When I started my first salaried job, I was excited and thought it would be like my previous work. I started working at 14 mowing lawns and working in fast food. I even had started my own entrepreneurial endeavors. So, at 23, I thought I was ready. I remember my...
