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Today’s the day!  I’m excited to share that our new book, Be the Leader You Were Born to Be, is now available on Amazon in both e-book and paperback formats.

Leadership has always fascinated me—not because of titles or positions, but because of the impact it has on people. To me, leadership is about creating momentum, sparking vision, and influencing outcomes in a way that helps others step into their own spotlight.

Uncertainty is a constant in life.

Whether it’s a sudden shift at work, changes in a relationship, or larger global upheavals, we all face moments when the ground beneath us feels shaky. These times can leave us feeling anxious, overwhelmed, and disoriented.

If it’s been a while since you visited our website, you’re in for a surprise—in the best way.

We’ve just rolled out a big refresh as part of our rebrand to The Power of Your Perception, and honestly… we couldn’t be more excited to share it with you.

The brain is a marvel of adaptability. Thanks to neuroplasticity — the brain’s ability to reorganize itself by forming new neural connections — we now know that meaningful growth and change are possible well beyond childhood.

Habits can shift. Reactions can soften. New ways of thinking, feeling, and engaging with others can emerge — not overnight, but absolutely over time.

Because your beach listen can do more than just pass the time—it can change the way you see the world.

There’s something about summer that pulls us outside. The longer days, the warmer weather, the perfect excuse to step away from your screen and soak up something nourishing—sunshine, fresh air, and maybe…a fresh perspective?

Conflict is an inevitable part of life.

Whether it’s a heated debate with a colleague, a misunderstanding with your partner, or a disagreement with a friend, conflict happens because we see the world differently.

A Label That Stuck

For years, Becky thought she had herself figured out.

After all, a well-meaning consultant at a trade show once told her — right after a quick personality test — that she was "off the charts" in Drive...and if it weren’t for a bit of charm mixed in, she’d be a real handful.

Let's be honest:

The moment the interviewer says, "Tell me about your strengths and weaknesses," most people get a little knot in their stomach.

It feels like a trap, right?

Failure is an inevitable part of life.

While it can feel discouraging and painful, failure also presents an opportunity for growth, learning, and change.