Discover how contemplating life's ultimate question can transform your business approach and inspire a deeply fulfilling professional journey.

In a recent conversation, I jokingly said, "Maybe I should only work with men." The comment was light-hearted, but it led me to a serious reflection.

“How did you break your femur?”

This late night question I was asked recently had me consider how keen observation has the power to transform your business and you branding.

“Tell me about your trip to Uganda!” I’ve been asked this over and over again since I travelled there a few weeks ago and I love talking about it. Learn why I’m a raving fan and how you can build a business like this.

Stop sabotaging your brand and start making a big impact. In this blog I share the top three reasons why people-pleasing is a roadblock to success, and how embracing your authenticity can lead to a powerful, authentic brand.

The practice of ghosting - suddenly ceasing communication without explanation - has become all too common. And it’s not just happening in the dating world – it’s happening in business as well!

I was pushed to my limit and found my purpose in a bowl of oatmeal. My alarm range at 3:30am. It was dark and cold and unfamiliar. I wiped the sleep from my eyes and joined the others for coffee and prepared for the challenging trek ahead. At 4am with our headlamps on, we began the hours long hike to the summit.

I don’t always travel 28 hours to give a workshop…this one was worth it.

Adventure and connection are two things that are very important to me. But I haven’t really had much of either for the past 18 months because well… you know.

What needs to shift right now in your business to be able to thrive through this crisis?

Vulnerability is a HOT topic these days. And I see a lot of people crushing it and equally as many who being crushed by it. So how do you know which camp you are in?

We all have tenacity in us or we wouldn't be entrepreneurs. The challenge comes when you create something and then get caught up in fear of putting yourself out into the world.

Watching our friend Davide Direnzo play the drums is something everyone should witness, and something we can all take a lesson from.

Yesterday was a significant day in my life. On November 12th, 1995 – 23 years ago – I was hit by a drunk driver and my life was changed forever.

Do you consider yourself an entrepreneur, a business owner, a freelancer, a solopreneur, a mompreneur? Did you ever think that people might define how they see you by how you refer to yourself?

As I close that chapter of my business life, I wanted to take a moment to share my journey to get here.

So much of the time we are emptying the well, but giving so much of ourselves can leave us depleted emotionally, physically, spiritually and creatively.

I’ve learned so much about myself and about running my business in 2017 and I wanted to share the top 7 things I learned this year.

Last Sunday I had an EPIC day! It had nothing to do with business or branding and yet, it somehow made me think about these things. Ahhh, the life of an entrepreneur!