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Somewhere along the way, many leaders started confusing dysfunction with dedication. Exhaustion became proof of commitment. Overextending became professionalism. Constant urgency became leadership. But operating in survival mode does not make someone an effective leader. It makes them depleted. Running on empty is not a leadership strategy. Ignoring your own needs is not evidence […]
I started a 90-Day Momentum Journey on May 1, 2026. Not because I need to become someone new. Because I am no longer shrinking. For 90 days, I am intentionally committing to visibility, consistency, and personal investment: one video with my face and voice every day, and one intentional ask or application This journey […]
When organizations evaluate their internship programs, they often focus on one question: “Did the intern complete their hours?” It’s a simple metric. It’s easy to track. And it completely misses the point. Because the true value of an internship program isn’t measured in hours. It’s measured in development. The Problem with Traditional ROI Thinking […]
Many organizations believe they have a “good” internship program. Interns are placed. Tasks are assigned. Hours are completed. On the surface, everything appears to be working. But here’s the real question: Is your internship program actually developing talent—or just managing it? Because those are not the same thing. The Hidden Gap in Internship Programs […]
In 2014, I began a simple practice that became one of the most consistent rituals in my leadership journey. Each month, I shared three words – a short mantra to guide reflection, intention, and focus. Not long essays. Not complicated frameworks. Just three words. And somehow, that simplicity became powerful. Over time, it created […]
April is a significant month for me. Because where others see separate observances…I see a leadership pipeline. April is: National Internship Awareness Month• Stress Awareness Month• Financial Literacy Month And at the intersection of all three is a conversation we are not having enough in leadership spaces. As a social work leader who has supervised […]
Sometimes the leader knows before the leader-in-the-making does. S.O.F.T. Leadership™ requires stewardship. Years ago, I hired a recent graduate for their first full-time role after completing an MPA. During the interview, they shared a bold goal: they wanted to help change the education system — including higher education. Their role included facilitating multiple weekly […]