Monthly Insight

This month’s Reflection Guide invites leaders to practice Regulating in Complexity — staying centered under pressure without shutting down or avoiding hard truths. Each week offers a focus, reflection questions, an affirmation, and a simple daily practice. Together, these prompts help you notice your emotional patterns, bring more steadiness into charged environments, and strengthen the mindsets that make leadership sustainable.

The October Reading List expands on this month’s theme, Regulating in Complexity. Each week pairs the Reflection Guide with selected books and articles that explore emotional agility, the power of structure, integrative thinking, and sustainable leadership mindsets. These readings provide deeper insight and practical wisdom to help leaders navigate complexity with calm and clarity.

The Meaning in Motion Mini Guide

This guide is a reflective resource to help you ground in purpose during times of change. Inside, you’ll find prompts to check in with your identity, explore cultural legacy, and map your aspirations—what you want to learn, share, and leave behind. Use it as a compass to reconnect with meaning and carry your purpose forward

The Second Curve Compass Quiz

A quick self-check inspired by Strength to Strength. In just a few minutes, you’ll discover whether you’re still fueled by achievement, leaning into wisdom and legacy, or standing at the bridge between the two—and get practical tips to take your next purposeful step.

This short, powerful guide offers reflection prompts, boundary check-ins, and grounding practices to help you reconnect with what makes growth possible—even in uncertain systems. Perfect for quiet moments, coaching prep, or monthly resets.

Use it to pause, breathe, and lead from a place of presence—not pressure.

August 2025 Newsletter
Safe Enough to Grow
In my very first newsletter, I share why psychological safety is personal, what it means to grow through uncertainty, and how compassion and boundaries fuel real leadership. Includes coaching tools, a reflection guide, and an invite to this month’s group session.

In “Hope Has a Plan,” Angela Gladwell reframes hope as a leadership strategy—not a feeling, but a learned, intentional practice. Drawing on insights from Brené Brown and her own career transition, she explores how clarity emerges through values, vision, and small, courageous steps. This post offers both reflection and a practical tool for moving forward when the path feels uncertain.

Follow the prompts to write your own “Hope Origin Story”.

How do you hold on to possibility when everything feels uncertain? In this month’s theme, we reflect on hope as more than optimism — it’s clarity, agency, and the courage to take one small step forward.