Intentionality—when focused, clear, and purpose-driven—has the power to transform your leadership and your life.

Amidst the demands of leadership, it’s essential not to lose sight of the profound impact we can have simply by being present for others. Being there for others is not just a demonstration of empathy—it’s a powerful way to enhance our own leadership capabilities.

Great leaders know the importance of leaning on their circles for strength, support, and accountability.

Failures, whether minor slips, significant trips, or major falls, are integral to the leadership journey.

Leaders who master straight talk create environments of trust and continuous improvement.

Embracing our true selves is not only vital for personal fulfillment but also essential for effective leadership.

Navigating tough talks is an inevitable part of leadership. These conversations can significantly impact both personal well-being and professional relationships. To manage them effectively, it's essential to protect your energy, body, mind, and spirit, ensuring that you're equipped to handle the conversation with grace and effectiveness.

Effective leadership often involves engaging in tough conversations that can significantly influence your team’s dynamics and performance. Here’s how you can structure your preparation process to handle tough talks with confidence and care.

"Moving On" doesn’t always equate to termination. It can involve shifting away from a specific role, project, or even changing the dynamics of a professional relationship. This conversation is about progress and adaptation, not just conclusion.

Recognizing that a team member is not at their best can be a challenging situation for any leader. The "Being Better" conversation, a critical component of the Five Tough Talks, is designed to address such issues.

Have you recently noticed subtle changes in your team’s dynamics, behavior, or performance? It might be time for the “What’s Going On?” conversation, the third in the Five Tough Talks series.

In leadership, one of the most underestimated yet crucial skills is the ability to ask for help, permission, or acknowledgment.

As a leader, one of the most crucial conversations you can have with your team is the "How We Work" talk. This tough but essential discussion lays the foundation for your team's alignment and success.

Five Tough Talks is your playbook for identifying when it’s time to have a conversation, how to prepare ahead of time, what to say in the messy middle, and how to move forward after.

Learn why little acts of bravery are the key to life-changing leadership.