How do we choose love in a world that feels defined by division, fear, and uncertainty? For centuries, leadership has been framed through the lens of power—the ability to control, to conquer, to dominate. In times of crisis, we often look to the warrior archetype: the resolute, disciplined fighter who stands firm in the storm. But as I recently explored this idea in Dialogue with a group of leaders, a question emerged that has stayed with me ever since: What if love and leade

Throughout history, women have shaped the world—not just through visible acts of leadership but through the unseen forces of resilience, wisdom, and an unshakable commitment to possibility. Women have most often been at the forefront of transformation, whether acknowledged or not. Today, as we honor Women’s History Month, we stand on the shoulders of those who have come before us, embracing a new paradigm of leadership—one that integrates deep wisdom with bold action. At  Gen

“The reason we struggle with insecurity is because we compare our behind-the-scenes with everyone else’s highlight reel.” - Steve Furtick Everything is perception. We are raised in different families. We come from different economical backgrounds. We are born into different cultures. Everything is perception because we all have a set of life experiences unique to us which then informs our worldview. When we can accept this, we realize that most everything we conclude is an as

I forgive myself for judging myself for judging… This is something I learned a couple of years ago, as I co-facilitated a Learning Lab...

One of the principles of Dialogue is to slow the cadence. Doing so creates space for pauses and silence, where one person speaks at a...

We hear a lot about active listening as a critical skill in business along with its many benefits like building trust, forging healthier...