Category: Leadership Lessons
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The Art of Home
Happy New Year, albeit a late one! I’ve always felt that January is meant for rest and quiet planning, a time to gently shape yourself into the new year, while February carries the weight of action. This January embodied that rest in every sense, softened by frequent snow days and a slower pace that invited Read more
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From Talhados to Home: Reflections on Leadership and Belonging
There are seven continents, 235 countries, 72 regions and territories, and over 4,000 cultures, subcultures, and tribes in the world. As someone who loves studying languages, I’ve always been curious about how people live, think, and lead in different cultural contexts. Recently, I read Deeply Rooted in the Present by anthropologist Mary Lorena Kenny, which Read more
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Building Momentum: Small Habits for Lasting Growth
Change used to excite me because I knew it would bring opportunities for self-growth. However, as I’ve gotten older, I’ve found myself holding more fear toward change. When you’re younger, life feels like an unfolding adventure with little time for rumination. Now, I cherish my loved ones and experiences more deeply, and life’s weight feels Read more
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The Power of Quiet Leadership: Seeing What Others Miss
I feel incredibly lucky to be surrounded by friends and peers who are bold, driven, and always ready to seize opportunities. Watching them chase their goals and carve out space for themselves has inspired me time and time again. Their courage has shaped my own path and pushed me to show up more fully. I Read more