How Do You Process Information? 

How Do You Process Information? 

For some people, thinking is doing. For others, doing is thinking. This came directly from one of my executive strategy meetings.  I fall into the latter category; I think while I’m doing. I process while I’m speaking. I process while I’m taking...
Growth Isn’t Easy

Growth Isn’t Easy

If you signed up to get better, you didn’t sign up for it to be easy. This is the essence of a tweet I saw from Kevin DeShazo, a leadership consultant, who described it perfectly. He said, “Adversity is part of the path. Hard days are part of the path. Obstacles are...
Value Ambiguity  

Value Ambiguity  

As you grow and evolve in your leadership journey, I want to talk about the importance of having a high tolerance for ambiguity. It’s crucial, especially when you’re at a higher level of leadership. You can’t wait until you have all the exact answers...
Where Your Focus Goes, Your Energy Flows 

Where Your Focus Goes, Your Energy Flows 

“Where your focus goes, your energy flows.” I heard this in a golf video on Instagram. Who knew how many connections there are between golf, life and growing a business?   Golf is a mental game, along with life and growing a business. I love the...
Do the Ordinary Extraordinarily Well  

Do the Ordinary Extraordinarily Well  

“Do the ordinary extraordinarily well.” This quote reminds me of work, my personal life and even my golf game. I read a lot about golf, and I love the data we’re getting about what it takes to play better. I’ve learned that scoring better in...
Segmenting Goals

Segmenting Goals

As we’ve entered the fourth quarter of this year, I want to talk about breaking your life, both professionally and personally, into quarters—just like a year is divided into four quarters. Recently, I saw a video on Instagram of Collin Morikawa, a professional golfer,...