This week, I’ve been thinking about a concept that’s a game-changer for anyone looking to grow a business or make an impact: the value ladder. It’s not just a buzzword—it’s a roadmap that shows you exactly where you’re taking your clients and how to get them there, step by step. When you know the path, you can guide people with purpose, building trust and delivering value at every turn. Let’s break it down using my blog as an example. A value ladder is like a staircase—each step offers more...
10 days ago • 5 min read
As we head into Memorial Day, I’m taking a moment to pause and reflect on the incredible sacrifices made by the men and women who’ve served to protect our country. Today isn’t just about barbecues or a long weekend—it’s about remembering those who gave everything so we can live freely, safely, and with hope. The courage of our service members is humbling. They leave behind families, comfort, and certainty to stand on the front lines, facing challenges most of us can’t imagine. Some return...
18 days ago • 4 min read
This week, I had one of those moments that stops you in your tracks and fills your heart to the brim. I went to my daughter’s dance recital, and let me tell you, it was pure magic. Watching her and all those kids up on stage—twirling, leaping, beaming with pride—was more than just a performance. It was a front-row seat to the future, learning, growing, and shining right in front of us. There’s something so powerful about spending time with the next generation. Whether it’s your own kids,...
24 days ago • 5 min read
Happy Mother’s Day! Today, I’m pausing to reflect on something that feels truer every year: mothers are the bedrock of who we are as people. Whether it’s the mom who raised us, a stepmom, a grandmother, an aunt, or any maternal figure who stepped up, their love, lessons, and strength shape the core of who we become. Think about it—our mothers (or those who fill that role) are our first teachers, our first cheerleaders, our first safe place. They’re the ones who bandage our scraped knees,...
about 1 month ago • 5 min read
This week, I’ve been thinking about a simple but powerful idea: the importance of not burning bridges. In the heat of a moment—a disagreement, a frustration, or a parting of ways—it’s tempting to slam the door and walk away for good. But here’s the thing: you never know how someone might reappear in your life or what role they could play down the road. People are like threads in a tapestry. Some connections seem minor—a coworker you barely know, a client you worked with briefly, a friend you...
about 1 month ago • 5 min read
This week, I’ve been thinking about something we all dodge but can’t escape: mistakes and failures. They sting, no question. But here’s the flip side—every flop is a masterclass in disguise. When you learn from what went wrong, you’re not just recovering; you’re arming yourself for a stronger shot at success next time. Think of it like a chef tweaking a recipe. The first batch of cookies might be too salty or burn to a crisp. Does the chef quit? Nope. They taste the mess, figure out what went...
about 2 months ago • 5 min read
Happy Easter Sunday! As we celebrate this day of renewal and grace, I’ve been reflecting on something powerful: forgiveness and the freedom it brings. Easter reminds us of what God has done for us—His sacrifice, His love, His promise of a fresh start. Because of that, we can let go of the pain of the past and step forward with hope. Carrying old hurts is like dragging a heavy chain. Maybe it’s a grudge against someone who wronged you, a regret you can’t shake, or even anger at yourself for...
about 2 months ago • 5 min read
This week, I’ve been thinking about something that hits close to home: knowing exactly what action you need to take… and still not taking it. It’s like standing at the edge of a diving board, fully aware you can swim, but frozen because the water looks cold. We’ve all been there, and I want to talk about flipping that script—changing how we see it so we can finally jump. Here’s the deal: when you know what to do—whether it’s sending that email, starting that project, or having that tough...
about 2 months ago • 5 min read
This week, I’ve been reflecting on something we all face at some point: those moments when it feels like nothing’s going in your favor. The plans fall apart, the wins don’t come, and it’s tempting to wonder if hope’s just a nice word that doesn’t hold up. But here’s what I’ve learned—hope isn’t about waiting for things to get easy. It’s about finding a way to keep going, even when the tide’s against you. Picture this: you’re rowing a boat in a storm. The waves are high, the wind’s howling,...
2 months ago • 5 min read