The Intersection 

The way we work, grow, and succeed is changing. I’m here to explore what that means for you and your company. This blog is a collection of insights, strategies, and reflections designed to help individuals take ownership of their career and life and help companies create a space where team members thrive.

I pull from books, podcasts, research, and personal experiences to uncover practical ways to stabilize, grow, and thrive in today’s evolving world. If you’re looking to create a stronger, more sustainable foundation for your career or the company you are part of, this is the place.

Let’s build something great—together! 

Weekly Summary – 8.15.26

This week, there is a bit of a theme – the Quest. The main article highlights a side quest and then the post might allow you to dig a bit deeper, creating quests for learning, play, or career transitions. I think a quest could provide an intentional (and meaningful)...
Caring for Our Soul

Caring for Our Soul

The other day, I came across a quote that really resonated: “It is never too early or too late to care for the well-being of the soul.”  - Epicurus Our soul. What is it? This quote got me thinking deeply about this question. When we reference our soul, we are talking...

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How Do You Feel?

How Do You Feel?

Last night I got sick. It came on quickly around 6pm and by 8 I was in bed. This got me thinking about how our energy (and plans) can be thrown off in a minute. In many ways this happens every day. Some days we are full of energy and others we wish we could just sit...

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How Do I Want to Feel?

How Do I Want to Feel?

When we think about our lives, we may think about our feelings. How we feel about our relationships. Our job. Our home. Our health. Or any other area of our life. Often, we are hard on ourselves. We feel things aren’t where we want them to be. We feel bored,...

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Dress the Part

Dress the Part

What we wear can sometimes be a controversial topic. We say that what’s inside matters more than what we wear. Which is 100% true. Some consider clothes to be frivolous. Others feel they are an integral part of their identity. The clothes we choose send messages. A...

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Personal Brand Perceptions

Personal Brand Perceptions

Our personal brand is all about perceptions. What people say and think about us when we aren’t in the room. Everything we do impacts those perceptions. And, for most people, those actions aren’t intentional. They aren’t processing the image they portray. Inside they...

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Weekly Summary – 3.21.26

Weekly Summary – 3.21.26

This week, there wasn’t one of my posts that stood out as the one to highlight. So, I’m giving a brief overview of each and you can click through to learn more about the topics that interest you. Who Am I? This post focuses on the titles we give ourselves. In the...

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Intellectual Humility

Intellectual Humility

The other day, I heard the term “intellectual humility”. This was unfamiliar to me, so I went in search of information. The quick realization was that there was a LOT published. Intellectual humility is the space between stubbornness and gullibility. We engage this...

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EVEolution: 26 Years Later

EVEolution: 26 Years Later

In 2000, Faith Popcorn wrote the book EVEolution: The 8 Truths to Marketing to Women. At the time, I was working at GM and just started a Brand Character Manager role at Saturn. The book focused on how women make purchasing decisions and how that approach differs from...

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The Formula for Willpower

The Formula for Willpower

Willpower is a core element of the hope equation developed by Charles Snyder. I’ve written about willpower before and continue to think about why we sometimes need more or less of it to get things done. To remind us of the definition, willpower is both “The ability to...

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Are You Anxious?

Are You Anxious?

Anxious is an interesting word. There are two meanings that are quite different. Anxious can mean “uneasiness of mind” = worried. Anxious can also mean “earnestly wishing” = eager. Worried is dreading while eager is anticipating. My Story Historically, I’ve tended to...

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Who Am I?

Who Am I?

This is a question we don’t ask ourselves very often. Especially once our adult life begins. We start defining ourselves by education, school, work, and family. Yet, under the surface, all these answers are just titles. They don’t really tell anyone anything about us....

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Weekly Summary – 3.14.26

Weekly Summary – 3.14.26

This week, I wasn’t sure which blog post to highlight as they all take many different directions. I’ve landed on the one that focuses on our personal development. I was introduced to some research that suggests we are always in a state of doing, being, becoming, and...

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Imagine the Possibilities

Imagine the Possibilities

Recent years have triggered more conversation around the shifts that are defining the future of work. The ability to work from anywhere is just one of the trends. Trying to adjust old systems may prove to be more difficult than setting aside “the way it was done” and...

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The Forgotten Generation

The Forgotten Generation

I read a Fast Company article that highlighted an Amy Poehler quote from a year ago. “The Boomers are all about money. Gen X is like, ‘is it all about money’? Millennials are like, ‘where is the money’? And Gen Z is like, ‘what is money’?” – Amy Poehler (Gen...

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