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Purpose in your career helps build success through authenticity and allows us to unleash the “secret” behind the most successful leaders.

In these changing times we are being called to look at our purpose and stop depending on the external world to dictate how we think, feel, and act.

In our quest to keep up this busyness and maintain the desire to move forward, we are neglecting to pause, stop, and lament.

We are living in unprecedented times. Where much of what was known and familiar has been ripped away and we are left to cope with multi-levels of grief.

We are all so used to doing something at all times that we really don’t understand what it means to be.

When we honor the transitions, create stillness, and understand what our point of equilibrium is, we face change more gracefully and with some sense of ease.

You never know what life is preparing you for and it was no accident that I was in a flow state through my tragedy.

As a relational leader, there is an ongoing process of creating and relating to others, otherwise thought to be a collaborative social process.

What if we approached each experience with child-like eyes, considering each piece of information we receive?

Verbal therapy addresses traumas through our memories, but how can we start healing wounds that occurred when we were too young to remember?