Some victories don’t make headlines, but they’re still worthy of celebration.

Anyone remember the 1990s movie Philadelphia starring Denzel Washington and Tom Hanks? Throughout two-hour film …

Being yourself doesn't mean sharing every thought, experience, and detail of your life. It means understanding which parts of your story are most relevant to the people you want to serve.

As AI becomes more capable of producing content, authentic storytelling will become even more important. 

A new year often brings a sense of renewal. It's a time when we establish fresh goals and new strategies. Yet somewhere between January's enthusiasm and December's finish line, it's easy to become consumed with the work and stop evaluating whether the message still aligns with the mission. 

I am so grateful I grew up in a household where my Dad was present. Well ... most of the time.

In my nearly three decades of crafting messages, I've learned that writing rarely begins with the words themselves. Long before I put pen to paper or type out words on a screen, I listen. 

We live in a world where attention has become currency — literally and figuratively. In the U.S., TikTok has more than 90 million users who spend nearly an hour on the platform every single day.

At the end of the day, I simply love words. It's been a lifelong affair that began with reading, and I feel incredibly fortunate to pair that passion with my livelihood.

Here’s what I know, we rise higher when we rise together. And we do this by having a supportive front row.

I’ve been thinking a lot about the amount of change (read: chaos) we’re bearing witness to in this season. I know change is always happening, but right now, it seems like A LOT. 

One of the most powerful shifts we can make in our careers, and our lives in general, is changing our perspective from “I have to" to “I get to." It sounds simple, but this transformative mindset can create positive outcomes on how we show up at work, in our communities, and even in the job search.

A husband, a father, a drum major for justice - Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. He was many things to many people, but at his core, he was a man who refused to stay silent about the things that mattered. He spoke boldly; not because it was easy, but because it was necessary.

“You’ve got two ears and one mouth for a reason.” Anyone else grow up hearing that? Sometimes those simple childhood lessons become the most relevant in adulthood.

You know what’s coming in less than two weeks: the flood of “new year, new me” posts declaring that 2026 is going to be the year.

Not me. Not doing it. I can 100% promise…

I’m deeply grateful for the opportunities, education, and relationships that have come with every role. For me, work has never been just about tasks. It’s about discovery, growth, and producing meaningful work. My journey has produced some interesting lessons like …

A couple of weeks ago, I shared thoughts on making time for the important things in life and how to maximize the free time you do have. Multitasking can be smart, but at some point, you’ve got to dedicate time away for yourself.