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I read 71 books last year, a new record for me. Here is some of the fiction I enjoyed most, and recommend to you. Let me know what you liked!
A Quiet Grief by Rod Oneglia. Full disclosure, this book was written by a childhood friend. It is part his...
I read (or listened to) 71 books last year, a new record for me.
Here are some of the non-fiction books I most recommend.
15 Commitments of Conscious Leadership by Jim Dethmer, Diana Chapman & Kaley Warner Klemp. As a long-time proponent of Deliberate Lea...
January loves a slogan. New Year, New You flashes across screens like a neon promise that reinvention is only a planner and a green juice away. But if you’ve lived a few Januaries, you know the quiet truth: change that sticks rarely arrives by dramatic overhaul. It shows up through alignment, intention, and support.
That’s where high performance coaching comes...
Resilience has a branding problem.
Somewhere along the way, it got mistaken for invincibility. The idea that resilient people “handle it,” stay steady, push through, and keep showing up with grace and grit no matter what. If you’re resilient, the story goes, you don’t fall apart.
But here’s the quieter truth most resilient people know in their bones:
The holiday season often brings a beautiful mix of joy, connection, reflection—and, for many of us, a good dose of overwhelm. Between family gatherings, end-of-year deadlines, travel, and the pressure to make everything feel special, it’s easy to drift into exhaustion before December even ends.
The good news? With a few intentional practices, you can protect your energ...
