All Posts

My oldest daughter is the most driven, independent, motivated, and STUBBORN person I know. I don't think she fully realizes how much I admire her strength. She's only 25 years old, yet she possesses more maturity than many people twice her age. And that stubbornness I mentioned? Well, let's just say she came by that trait honestly. Her mother isn't much different. My daughters and I have shared plenty of laughs over the years about how I "failed" them as a mother. From their

Have you ever walked into work feeling energized, optimistic, and ready to tackle the day, only to feel completely drained after a single conversation? Have you ever left a meeting wondering how thirty minutes of discussion managed to suck the life out of an otherwise good day? Have you ever noticed that certain people seem capable of finding a problem for every solution, a dark cloud for every silver lining, and a reason why every good idea is destined to fail? If you’re nod

I want to share a story with you all about the power of choosing curiosity over caution, abundance over insecurity, and connection over self-protection. Back in January, I attended a leadership conference through TMHRA. Like most conferences, I expected to walk away with a few notes, a few ideas, and maybe a couple of new professional connections. What I did not expect was that a single conversation would become such a meaningful reminder of what is possible when fear and sca

Today I had to drive to Denton, Texas to help my daughter take care of some business. The drive to her college campus usually takes about an hour and a half from where I live. I haven't visited often enough to have the route memorized (because she comes home fairly often), so I usually use Google Maps to guide the way. While I was driving, the GPS said "I've found a faster route that can save you 7 minutes. Would you like to accept?" Naturally, I tapped "accept". I mean, who