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Who’s in the Room? Designing a Personal Board for Your Next Chapter
“If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” — African proverb
As I step into the new year, I can feel the familiar tension of expansion. More ideas are taking shape, more relationships are asking for care, and more opportunities are inviting commitment. When you are a multidimensional leader, someone who lives in intersections, growth rarely arrives in a straight line. It comes all at once, from multiple directions, often faster than any single perspective can responsi…
Trusting Your Inner Voice For Ultimate Career And Workplace Success With Mary Olson-Menzel
Reigniting your spark for ultimate career and workplace success requires a deep dive into your personal 'flashpoints' and trusting your inner voice. Executive Leadership Coach Mary Olson-Menzel, a Marshall Goldsmith 100 coach and national bestselling author of What Lights You Up?, shares her incredibly inspiring journey of major life pivots—from her father's influence and her early career shift from television to tech recruiting, to the personal crucible moments that ultimately led to the birt…
What This Year Asked Me to Unlearn: A Year-End Reflection Through Books
“We read to know we are not alone.” — C.S. Lewis
Many of you have probably noticed how often I have recommended books; some newly read, others revisited with fresh eyes. As the year comes to a close, I wanted to try something different and reflect on the year not through events or milestones, but through the books that quietly shaped how I thought, felt, and led.
This year didn’t arrive quietly. It came with a low hum of disruption, a steady reminder that the ground beneath us is shifting—socially…
Inside-Out Leadership: Finding Wisdom, Connection, And Depth In The Age Of AI With Dr. Camille Preston
Ready to stop managing change and start embodying it? In this conversation, business psychologist and Aim Leadership CEO Dr. Camille Preston explores the future of leadership. As AI transforms work, Dr. Preston shows how true differentiation comes from Inside-Out Leadership—leveraging your unique human wisdom as a competitive edge. She shares insights from neuroscience, behavioral psychology, and her own journey—from supporting police chiefs on 9/11 to the spiritual inspiration behind her book…
Inspiring Vision: Hallgrímskirkja Church
“Architecture is frozen music.” — Goethe
During my recent visit to Reykjavik, I was captivated by the striking silhouette of Hallgrímskirkja, one of Iceland’s most iconic landmarks. Inspired by the basalt lava flows that shape Iceland’s natural landscape, this church rises in rhythmic symmetry, an ode to both human imagination and the raw power of nature. Standing before it at dusk, I was reminded that true creation often emerges at the intersection of discipline and wonder. Leadership, much like…
Small Acts of Leadership
“Leadership is not a position or a title. It is a choice, made moment by moment.”
How do we create moments of leadership? The question itself reframes what leadership truly is. For too long, leadership has been defined by title and scale — leading large teams, making significant decisions, and driving substantial results. But real leadership often lies in the small moments: the quiet decisions we make when no one is watching, the small acts of courage that shift the energy in a room, the choice t…
Inspiring Vision: Namib-Naukluft National Park
“Even in stillness, there is a story; Even in silence, there is strength.”
This image, taken in Deadvlei, Namibia, is one of nature’s most striking paradoxes; a landscape that feels both lifeless and deeply alive. The petrified trees, standing for nearly 700 years against a backdrop of shifting dunes and impossible light, tell a story not of decay, but of endurance. They remind us that vitality isn’t always about movement and growth; sometimes it’s presence and perseverance. As I reflect on this …
The Paradox of Collective Genius
“None of us is as smart as all of us.” – Ken Blanchard
The phrase collective genius is often celebrated but rarely practiced. We all nod our heads when we hear about the power of collaboration, yet most organizations, and even our broader culture, fall into patterns that prevent it from flourishing. What holds us back isn’t a lack of intelligence or creativity; it’s a set of deeply ingrained habits that elevate the individual at the expense of the group.
In Western societies, particularly those sh…
Personal Style Transformation: Dressing For Who You’re Becoming With Kate Breen
A personal style transformation is more than just changing your wardrobe; it’s about revealing the most authentic version of yourself. For stylist and coach Kate Breen, helping clients align their inner story with their outward presence is both an art and a calling. With decades of experience in costume design, fashion, and styling, she brings a unique perspective on how clothing shapes identity, confidence, and communication. From helping executives and keynote speakers look as powerful as th…
Inspiring Vision: Jane Goodall
“What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.” – Jane Goodall
I find myself reflecting deeply on the extraordinary life and legacy of Jane Goodall — a scientist, activist, and storyteller who has profoundly changed the way we view our planet and ourselves. Her passing marks the end of an era, but her influence continues to ripple through every act of compassion and curiosity she inspired. Jane didn’t just study chimpanzees; she redefined our und…




