Ok friends. This month’s blog post doesn't follow the normal pattern (Narrative plus 3 to 5 lessons), because why should it? Nothing seems “normal" right now anyways. So, I am writing this one completely differently. So, for you to be able to digest it, I suggest you read it the way I wrote it. Go to your favorite music platform (for me its hashtag#amazonmusic). Search Becky G - Shower. Take a deep inhale. Now exhale. Wait 2 seconds. Repeat. And now that you are relaxed, rea

Recently, I watched a French movie called “Let's Dance.” I am actually not a big movie person, because I do not want to keep thoughts in my head I do not “need.” So I tend to only enjoy movies that are “forgettable” or at least not worth remembering. For example, Romantic Comedies - you know what will happen before even starting the movie. Or Christmas romantic comedies - even more forgettable (the boy and the girl will end married by New Years if not sooner). But this movie

This year my son, Sebastian, moved up to an Elite team at his soccer club, Lonestar. I know that sounds exciting —“Go Sebastian!” — and yes, I’m incredibly proud of him. But any parent involved in elite club soccer knows the full truth: it's a commitment that stretches far beyond the athlete.

Last week, I had the opportunity to moderate a panel at the Black Enterprise Women of Power Summit in Las Vegas—an incredible gathering of smart and powerful female leaders.