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For the past eight years, my daughter has struggled with tests — not because she didn’t try, but because they’ve always been a major hurdle. Despite her efforts, the results often fell short of her goals. But she never gave up. This week, she finally achieved a score she had once believed was beyond her reach. A test that had previously defeated her… didn’t this time. And the glow on her face when she found out? Unforgettable. Here’s what most people didn’t see: The electives

Lessons from the Stage Recently, I had the privilege of watching my nephew perform as Charlie Brown in his high school musical. He had never acted. Never taken a voice lesson. He simply said yes to something new. What followed was nothing short of inspiring. Not only did he rise to the occasion - he delivered a performance filled with heart, confidence, and joy. But what touched me most were his words in the program: he credited his peers for teaching him, challenging him, a

We often celebrate accomplishments once they're done. We see the big wins, the polished presentations, and the milestones reached. But we rarely talk about the invisible workload —the effort, energy, and emotional labor that never makes it into the highlight reel. You know what we're talking about: The hours spent perfecting a plan that got changed anyway. The five drafts of the email you wanted to make sure landed just right. The emotional weight you carried so others wouldn

Ever feel like you’ve been working non-stop… but making zero real progress? You’re not alone. Many of us confuse activity with productivity. But here’s the truth: “80% of results come from 20% of efforts.” - Pareto Principle The Power of the 80/20 Rule.   This simple principle has transformed the way I look at my time, priorities, and results. You might ask what does this mean to me? It means there’s a good chance you’re spending too much time on things that look productive b

How you show up starts with the choices you make every day. Regardless of your title, skills, or experience, you can make a difference in the effort you put into these simple behaviors:   Prepare the Soil  – Growth begins with intention. Know your purpose, do the groundwork, and come ready to rise. Honor Time  – Be consistent and dependable. Respect the moments that shape momentum—show up ready, focused, and on time. Be Fully Present  – Whether in person or online, your prese

Here's a simple but powerful challenge: When you hear (or ask yourself) “What if?”  — how do you answer  that question? If we’re honest,...

"YOU WERE MADE FOR THIS MOMENT" Twice in a week, I was told - "You were created for this moment." That phrase hit me deeply. When you...