Spring usually means a time of new beginnings. The blossoms and buds are a cue for us to emerge from the cold den of winter and breathe in a new season of renewal. But for me, it is different. My days and weeks are filled, yet again, with a number of “last times”. The last time my family all has the same spring break. The last parents' night at school. The last time I watched my daughter as a cheerleader at a basketball game. The last prom.

I’m standing in an airport, staring up so intensely at the departure monitors you would think they held the secrets of the universe. Houston, we have a problem - I do not know where I am or where I am supposed to be going.  It was the television upfronts season, which meant a whirlwind of travel, endless meetings, and presentations. Somewhere between all of that, I lost track of…well, everything.

In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, it's all too easy to lose sight of what truly matters. We find ourselves caught in a never-ending cycle of chaos and burnout, seemingly powerless to break free. But what if I told you that there's a way out?

We’ve all heard this quote. And many of us have lived by these words. Michael Jordan once said, “If you quit once it becomes a habit, never quit.”

Are you feeling stuck in your personal or professional life? Burnt out, unsure of your next steps, and craving more meaning? It’s a common and growing issue.

We often think of life as linear, with fixed mile markers setting our pace for the long run: Get your degree. Land the job. Find a partner. Grow your family. Build the career. Maybe even complete an IronMan or two in between.

Creating a more equitable workplace requires acute intentionality, and the willingness to do so is growing.

It’s the eve of an election in the midst of a global pandemic

It’s undeniable how hot things are in our country with an ongoing global pandemic playing out in the backdrop of our fractured States of America.