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When the Tool Is Ready, but the People Aren’t
I remember launching a new tool and seeing zero adoption across the stakeholders and intended users. I had to return to the basics of change management. Emotional intelligence helped me step back from the launch and understand what people needed to move forward. We needed shared understanding of the problem
AI May Be Intelligent. Is Your Leadership Emotionally Intelligent?
Artificial intelligence can analyze information, recognize patterns and recommend actions. But it cannot replace a leader’s responsibility to understand people, manage emotions, question assumptions and own decisions. That is why AI adoption is also an emotional intelligence test. During my corporate career, I led a $7 billion revenue reliability portfolio
Leadership: Clarity of Purpose in Complex Times
As leaders, we often talk about strategies, performance, and results. Yet, beneath every organizational chart and productivity target are people, humans first, navigating not only the challenges of work but also the personal realities shaped by today’s uncertain and often complex world. We do not have to talk about politics or global
How Unforgiveness Blocks Your Money Flow: A Lesson I Didn’t Expect to Learn
As I’ve been preparing for ElevateHER 2025 and building momentum around my nonprofit She Lives Out Loud, I received a message that hit me hard: “Unforgiveness will block your money.” At first, I brushed it off. I thought, “I’ve forgiven. I’ve moved on.” But something in my spirit nudged me
Exciting Opportunities Await! Tips for Successful Career Transitions
Are you considering a change in your professional journey? Whether seeking a fresh challenge, exploring a new industry, or desiring a more fulfilling career path, embarking on a career transition can be exciting and daunting. Below are valuable tips and guidance to help you navigate this exciting journey with confidence
Ready to change the world?!?
It’s Time to “BE” Approximately 1 in 5 adults in the U.S. (46.6 million) experiences mental illness in a given year. 6.9% of adults in the U.S.—16 million—had at least one major depressive episode in the past year. Only 41% of adults in the U.S. with a mental health condition