The Call of Egypt

The Call of Egypt

  For years, I’ve written about leadership, self-mastery, and the inner work that shapes who we are—topics that resonate deeply with my clients and my own journey. But recently, many of my clients have urged me to write in a way that feels more personal—more like...
Are You an Imaginary Imposter?

Are You an Imaginary Imposter?

  You want to step fully into your leadership role and become more visible but find yourself hesitating every time. Each attempt to take action is thwarted by self-doubt, insecurities, and incessant self-comparisons. Your mind cleverly sabotages your aspirations,...
Are You Intentional About Your Culture?

Are You Intentional About Your Culture?

  There may be times when corporate leadership needs a “30,000-foot view.” Employee relations is not one of them. Long-range plans and market futures may be well-assessed from a distance, but relating to the individuals who make up your workforce, and are...
Transforming Your Leadership Style

Transforming Your Leadership Style

    The pandemic has brought change to nearly every facet of our lives and a shift in expectations of the companies we work with. This pivotal moment presents a challenge for companies: how to lead through this transformative time and succeed long-term. Many...
Stress and the Chief Executive

Stress and the Chief Executive

  Stress comes in many forms. It’s been isolated as a “killer” and made ubiquitous as “how the brain and body respond to any demand.” Both are true. And, for CEOs who are responsible for the welfare of a corporation and its employees, the...
Self Mastery: Identifying Our Narratives

Self Mastery: Identifying Our Narratives

We all have our tapes: stories we tell ourselves that influence how we feel and limit the choices we make. And most of the time, these stories don’t get fact-checked. They can sound something like . . . I have to work (too) hard to make money. I’m too old to...