In my coaching practice, I have seen it too many times: founders and executives locked in battles over vision, strategy, or ego. Most often, it’s not the leaders involved who pay the heaviest price. It’s their teams, the culture, and the people who care about the mission.

It’s not uncommon to feel like, despite all your hard work and efforts, you haven’t gotten where you want to be in life. The reality is, effort alone isn’t enough. If you’re on the wrong road, you’ll never arrive at the destination you really want. The first step is asking

So powerful and poignant. Nothing will nourish your soul more than choosing to be present with the people you love while you still can.

Be direct

I believe that everyone has a unique gift. When you discover it and fully commit, your path becomes clearer, your work feels more purposeful, and life feels like alignment instead of struggle. Don’t settle for a road that doesn’t fit you. Choose the one that was meant for you.

Your Big Self vs. Your Small Self We all live with two competing voices inside of us. I like to call them your Big Self and your Small Self. The Small Self is driven by fear, ego, and scarcity. It tells you to play it safe, avoid risk, protect your reputation, and guard what

Sounds like a wonderful event Andrew Wilkinson, happy to share with my network.

I'm so delighted that Rodrigo walked away with more than answers. He walked away with direction. When you know your unique "superpower," the path becomes clear. I appreciate his curiosity, courage, and willingness to share his story.

Excellent description of people-pleasing behavior

Kenny Chesney once said, “The moment I stopped trying to be George Strait, that was the moment my life changed.” Many times, leaders and professionals admire the great ones and think, “If I just do what they did, I’ll succeed too.” But the truth is, your greatest power lies not

On our Monday Skeen Stronghold call, we discussed how, as children, play was our natural state. We were completely absorbed in the moment—naturally alive, curious, and unburdened by care or concern. As adults, we often lose this magic. The weight of responsibility, worry, and

Caring for others is one of life’s greatest responsibilities. But how you do it makes all the difference. Many live like a plow horse. They pull heavy loads in the field day after day, sacrificing themselves until they feel anxious, pressured, and exhausted. Others live like a

Give up the need to know why things happen as they do.

A leader’s greatest responsibility isn’t just to their team or the organization, or to shareholders. It’s to themselves. Please take care of your own well-being. Not just for those who rely on you and love you. But most importantly, for yourself.

One of my all-time favorite quotes:

I love this idea too. The biggest things start with small first steps.

Sometimes the detour is the direction.