Life is a tapestry woven with both challenges and triumphs. And through it all, the thread of resilience binds us together, propelling us forward. Always hold onto the belief that something wonderful is on the horizon.

We’re still in a season of processing all the pandemic-induced side effects that continue to inflict businesses, organizations, & our families. One of these sobering realities is the fact that more than three million women have exited the workforce.

Suffering loss of identity while merging work & family life - the pandemic set women back at least a decade with a mass exodus from the workforce.

Given the gravity of the current loneliness crisis, two-thirds of employees lack the resilience skills, knowledge, and abilities to combat loneliness.

I believe this year, we’ve received greater clarity than many of us have ever had.

Amidst being told to stay home, how can we find resilience in this moment of challenge?

In the face of adversity, why do some people flourish, while others fold?

Resilience is not achieved in one monumental moment, instead, it is made up of many daily choices to live our best life.

It’s easy to wonder when we’ll be finally formed. Done. Complete. But we are never complete. Keep showing up.

Authenticity is adjusting the aperture to stay present and aware.

How we find connection, belonging, and develop relationships to sustain and engage us on our leadership journeys.

In today’s climate, it's important not to create distance between the sexes but to engage in further discourse if we want to see real change.

Three reverse bucket list experiences (as well as suggested musical accompaniment) for navigating life-enhancing adversity, even if you want to avoid these encounters like the plague.