Raise Your Floor

Decide today what you will no longer negotiate, tolerate, or excuse. Raise your standards so high that average becomes super uncomfortable. Do you sit down with a notebook at the beginning of the new year, start writing out goals for the year ahead, and almost immediately begin comparing those dreams to what happened last year? … Read more

Worry is NOT a Strategy

This Blog was inspired by the message at church this past Sunday, and one statement kept sticking with me long after service ended. We should not be spending more time worrying about life than actually living the life God has called us to live. Because if we are not careful, we can become so consumed … Read more

You Shouldn’t Feel Like a Stranger in the Room

“Great vision without great people is irrelevant.” – Jim Collins One of the most interesting feelings in life is being in a room where everyone seems to be speaking a language you should understand, but somehow you don’t. I know just “enough” about sports. I absolutely love watching a great Detroit Lions game, cheering on … Read more

Not Everyone Is Meant to Climb With You

Some people are meant to walk with you at the beginning… but not everyone is meant to stand with you at the top. There’s a story Joel Osteen shares that has stuck with me for years. He talks about scaffolding on a skyscraper job site. I have referenced this before many of times in some … Read more

Who Am I Cheating?

“Unconsciously, we always find a way to get back to where our thermostat is set based on what we think we’re worth.” — Ed Mylett More takeaways from my notes from the Harvest of Knowledge conference!  Every leader says they want more success! More growth.  More impact. But the truth is… success doesn’t start with … Read more

Be Curious, Not Judgmental

“The lion does not turn around when a small dog barks.” – African Proverb There’s a dart game moment in Ted Lasso that when I watched it, it gave me goosebumps!  Rupert, the arrogant ex-husband, challenges Ted, thinking it’ll be an easy win. He underestimates him. Ted quietly accepts, all smiles, no chest-thumping. And then, … Read more