I can’t wait for y’all to see it.

Anything we do with intention—whether it’s lighting a candle, making a decision, or showing up in our work—burns brighter.

You don’t have to be “ready” to lead—just willing to be real.

Why Overachievers Burn Out First (and How I’m Learning to Move Slower)

Grace, Space, and Getting Creative Without Causing Harm

Or, what Escher taught me about self-awareness.

You would not believe the community of women my mother created. Neighbors, friends, former coworkers, cousins, caretakers, activists, artists, and mothers.

I’ve spent most of this past month in a state of profound interdependence.

The Blackfoot perspective flipped something in me. What if we are already worthy? What if no one needs to hand us dignity, because we were born with it?

"Patriotism is supporting your country all the time, and your government when it deserves it.” —Mark Twain

Visibility isn’t just personal—it’s leadership in action, and Pride reminds us why it matters.

When perfectionism is in the driver’s seat, burnout is riding shotgun.

Saying no isn’t selfish—it’s how you protect your peace, honor your energy, and lead like you mean it.

When the job fell apart—and so did I—I finally stopped performing, started listening, and began again.

My top three values are freedom, intellect, and connection. What are yours?

I sent 38,000 words off to my editor at the end of April.

What if you’re not falling apart? What if you’re falling into place?

“‘Twixt the optimist and pessimist
The difference is droll:
The optimist sees the doughnut
But the pessimist sees the hole.” — McLandburgh Wilson

You can’t lead with heart if you don’t know where your heart ends and someone else’s begins.

Community is more than friendship. It’s more than networking. It’s the web that holds us when we wobble. The mirror that reflects us back to ourselves. The chorus that says, “Keep going,” when you’re not sure you can.