The Past Has No Power Over The Present
Last night was an incredible evening in DC with my favorite, Eckhart Tolle. Two hours of pure wisdom mixed with his usual subtle humor. And there he was, sitting calmly in the middle of the stage, a quiet presence that filled the entire room. There’s so much noise in...
Change the Culture, Change the Outcome
The title of the article reflects a principle that we are very familiar with. Culture has everything to do with everything! Peter Drucker, the world renown business management consultant, educator, and author has been quoted many times. Two of my personal favorites...
Simplicity vs Complexity
Often people build too much complexity into their lives, and complexity can pull from their joy and happiness. It can drain the strength that enables them to be their best and impact others. Living simply brings a balance to our lives. It’s more than just a trend...
The Measure of Intelligence Is the Ability to Change
Someone once said and it’s often attributed to Einstein, although we don’t really know for sure; “The measure of intelligence is the ability to change.’” I just read an article about a Reddit thread where someone asked – What’s a subtle sign that someone is...
Strategic Actions for Achieving Simplicity (The How)
Awareness You must think before you do. All actions—and hence all results—follow thinking. Take the time to reflect and give strong thought to your life and the life you want to live. Is it too complex? Too simple? Chances are, when you answer the previous two...November 2025 Newsletter
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Beyond the Gig Economy Label
Beyond Two Words: Gig Economy There is more to the Gig Economy. In mature markets throughout the world, the word “work” is being redefined by digital platforms that represent the company, not the office building or the corporate campus. Part-time work opportunities...
You Are The Most Important Equalizer
We are living in a new economy whereas technology impacts everything we do in our daily living and working. The work possibilities for those who seek flexibility and freedom in how work can be accomplished have never been greater. The possibilities to become an...
Success Is Not Accidental—It’s Engineered
At its core, success is a product of intentionality, focus, and rigorous execution. It doesn’t just happen by chance; it is built deliberately through careful planning and structured action. While serendipity may play a role, luck favors those who are prepared,...
Taking the Leap: Honoring the Call Within
The call to step into something new often begins as a quiet knowing. A restlessness. A tug at the edges of our current reality that says, something’s not quite right anymore. For some of us, it shows up as boredom in work that once felt exciting, or a disconnection...
The Great Reset: How the New Economy is Redefining Entrepreneurship
For most of the twentieth century, the story of work was predictable. You went to school, landed a job, and if you kept your head down and worked hard, you were rewarded with promotions, benefits, and eventually retirement. That was the bargain. But today, it’s clear...October 2025 Newsletter
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How to Build Your Network
Ask any successful freelancer and they’ll probably tell you that networking has been essential to their career growth. The connections we form both professionally and personally can open doors for us. Here are a few key points to remember when marketing your personal...
Using Conflict to Drive Positive Change
Conflict is a natural part of life, whether in personal relationships, at work, or even within ourselves. But not all conflicts are created equal. Amanda Ripley, journalist and author of High Conflict: Why We Get Trapped and How We Get Out, distinguishes between two...
Understanding Neurodiversity
Neurodiversity is a term that recognizes and celebrates that there is natural variation in how human brains and minds work, with no single ‘correct’ way. It refers to the idea that neurological differences like autism, ADHD, dyslexia, sensory processing disorders,...
Navigating Life’s Transitions with Strength and Resilience
Life is full of transitions—some exciting, some difficult, all requiring adjustment. Whether you’re starting a new job, becoming a parent, grieving a loss, or entering a new phase of life, life’s transitions can shake up your routine and challenge your sense of...
Managing and Preventing Burnout
Burnout has become an epidemic in the modern workplace, leaving employees exhausted, unmotivated, and struggling to cope. The good news? There are ways to manage and prevent burnout. To begin, it helps to take a closer look at this condition and its causes. What Is...
How Accessible Websites Grow Revenue and Reduce Risk
For solo entrepreneurs and gig workers, a website isn’t just a marketing tool — it’s a front door to customers, partners, and income. Making that front door accessible to people with disabilities is both practical and principled: accessible sites reach a bigger...September 2025 Newsletter
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Entrepreneur Magazine
- Why Your Startup's Best Idea Can Be Copied in 48 Hours — and What Really Protects You December 29, 2025Startups today face a rapidly changing landscape where success depends on more than just product quality.
- Innovation Will Stall in Your Company If You Don't Fix This Cultural Problem December 29, 2025The fastest tools won't matter if people don't feel safe, steady and invested enough to use them well.
- Small Businesses Have the Real AI Advantage. Here's How They Can Make the Most of It. December 29, 2025Here's how you can use AI as a decision-making partner so you can think better, personalize at scale and operate like a larger team without losing your voice.