There's a space between who you were and who you're becoming. Anthropologists call this "liminal space," the threshold between identities where transformation occurs. In leadership journeys, these liminal periods are both profoundly challenging and incredibly fertile.

"Just speak up more in meetings. This well-intentioned but oversimplified advice ignores a fundamental truth: finding your leadership voice isn't about volume or frequency. It's about authenticity, clarity, and impact.

Have you ever reached a destination only to wonder if you entered the wrong address?

Success isn’t about doing more, it’s about doing what energizes you. This blog explores how aligning with your natural strengths leads to greater impact, less burnout, and a life that actually fits. Ditch the hustle. Embrace your gifts.

The beauty of the Wheel of Life is that it prevents tunnel vision—it helps you avoid getting so caught up in one goal that you neglect other critical aspects of life.

Leadership isn’t about avoiding challenges—it’s about how you recover from them. Setbacks, failures, and unexpected obstacles are inevitable, but the leaders who rise above them don’t do so by chance. They develop resilience—the ability to navigate adversity, adapt to change, and turn setbacks into stepping stones for growth.

Success isn’t about one defining moment—it’s built on small, consistent wins that create lasting impact. Too often, leaders focus solely on big goals and miss the power of incremental progress. But momentum is what fuels long-term success, keeping teams engaged, motivated, and growing.

Leadership isn’t just about meeting targets or checking off to-do lists—it’s about creating meaningful outcomes that resonate with your values and purpose. Too often, we adopt goals that don’t align with who we truly are, leaving us feeling unfulfilled despite our achievements.

When my daughter and I landed in Casablanca, Morocco, I had a picture in my mind—an image shaped by classic movies and old stories. I thought of Humphrey Bogart, romantic intrigue, and a world frozen in time. But stepping into the bustling, modern city was a revelation. Casablanca was alive with energy, a vibrant mix of the contemporary and the traditional.

As with every holiday season, conversations naturally turn to community, connection, and the joy of giving back. Whether through family traditions, acts of kindness, or moments of reflection, this time of year reminds us of the power of gratitude and generosity. It’s a season to celebrate the bonds we share and the impact we can make on the lives of others.

The holiday season often feels like a whirlwind—a jam-packed schedule of travel, hosting, cooking, and wrapping up year-end work obligations. For many, it’s a time of joy but also a period of immense stress. Amidst the celebrations and deadlines, we often lose sight of ourselves, running on autopilot as we try to meet everyone else’s needs.

In a modern work culture, we often celebrate hustle, long hours, and the idea that success comes from grinding away. While hard work can bring achievement, it can also lead to burnout and a constant chase for the next goal. But what if success isn’t about struggle? What if joy, well-being, and balance were part of our everyday routine?