It’s time to do something different.
High-altitude strategy meets intentional life design.
I’m a strategic advisor, lawyer, and author advising leading organizations on business strategy, while helping individuals drop the rigid scripts, quiet the internal judgment, and live with intention and confidence. My book You’re Where the Party Is is coming this December!
Where would you like to begin?
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Strategic Advisory
Corporate & Brand Strategy | High Stakes Negotiations | Reputation Management
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The Workshop
Reinvention | Personal Agency | Career Strategy | Trying New Things
When A Bull Enters A China Shop
A bull entered the china shop, and things began to break. Delicate porcelain plates perched high against the walls. Dainty teacups rested in blue, velvet boxes. Everything had been carefully selected and arranged. But customers had stopped buying, and the shop had lost its way. So, the owners made a call that changed everything.
The Recognition Gap
Criticism can make you feel like you're failing when you might be flourishing. Criticism is one person's point of view. Keep searching for the truth.
I’m Looking For Signs Of Life
I'm looking for signs of life in people and places that have stopped believing much can change. Sometimes those signs are buried beneath disappointment, fear, criticism, uncertainty, regret, or a lack of direction. Sometimes people mistake those experiences for the end of the story. Here’s the new beginning.
What Are You Striving For?
You know what fascinates me? The idea that a life isn't a fixed thing we're handed or a ladder we're supposed to climb even though sometimes it feels like it is. Life is open. Perspective determines how much of that openness we can see.
You’ve Come A Long Way
Even if you’re not where you hoped to be, and the people around you may not even acknowledge who you can be, the person you are now in this moment is absolutely worthy of recognition, attention and even celebration.
Not Everything Has to Work Out
You may find yourself sprinting to the door. Or wishing for more time. But people suffer more than necessary when they expect everything to work out. They expect the extra effort to be rewarded. The loyalty to be reciprocated. The sacrifice to make sense. And when it doesn't, they wonder if it was all for nothing.
Even when things haven’t gone as planned, a better day is coming.
