In an age of information overload and overwhelm, intuition is the key to discernment. Intuition is our sense of deep knowing and our natural ability to see reality in a clear, uncompromised way.

Leadership development needs a strong dose of vulnerability. When we explore the depths of our minds and hearts, we lead with more authenticity and integrity.

We are all wired to detect the truth. We just haven’t figured out how to turn on our devices.

I believe that our world is ready for a new paradigm on work and productivity—one that will nourish our most profound creative abilities.

There is a powerful connection between writing and healing. We might believe that the best time for creative writing is when we feel good. However, the bigger question to ask is: Why do we write?

Creativity eludes most of us. It shows up unannounced and its presence is fleeting. We often think that big creative breakthroughs are haphazard and reserved for a few lucky individuals who have the perfect idea at the perfect time. We feel somewhat helpless with the creative process.

The forces that determine our creative potential lie within us. While we like to blame our external environment for pulling and pushing us in certain directions, our creations are always outward manifestations of our inner world.