Morning Brew: Big Vision, Small Steps

“When making plans, think big. When making progress, think small.”

Have you ever looked around your life — your career, your family, your relationships — and thought, “I’ve built so much… but where did I go in all of this?”If so, this episode is for you.Today, we’re talking about midlife resets — not as a crisis, but as an awakening. A moment to pause, realign, and reconnect with who you’re becoming.Because here’s the truth: you can have a beautiful life on the outside and still feel a quiet restlessness within — a sense that you’ve outgrown an old version of yourself.In this episode, I’ll walk you through 10 signs you might be ready for a midlife reset — not red flags that something’s wrong, but invitations to listen, evolve, and step into your next chapter with intention.Join me for this conversation — it’s honest, grounding, and maybe the reminder you’ve been needing: you’re not lost, you’re just ready for what’s next.✨ Learn more about EmpowerHER and join us: https://leadingyourself.my.canva.site/empowerher

oday, I want to talk about a quote that’s been sitting with me lately. It’s from George Bernard Shaw, who said:“Life isn’t about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself.”

It's October, and if you're anything like me, you might be feeling that familiar end-of-year fatigue starting to creep in. You know what I'm talking about—that feeling where your initial New Year's excitement has worn off, but December still feels so far away. You're tired, maybe a little burned out, and the thought of pushing through the final quarter feels overwhelming.Well, I'm here to tell you that this feeling is completely normal, and more importantly, there are practical ways to reignite your motivation and finish this year strong. Today, we're going to talk about overcoming year-end fatigue and staying motivated all the way through December.

Learning to no longer be young — to accept and understand that stage of life — is the longest and hardest lesson we face.It’s often interpreted not as a lament about getting older, but as an observation that maturity is a continuous, lifelong process — one that requires wisdom, humility, and grace.

I can’t believe we’re already in October. And if you’re anything like me, this time of year comes with two competing thoughts:On one hand, ‘Wow, the year is almost over.’And on the other, ‘Wait… I still have so much I wanted to do this year!’Here’s the good news: you don’t have to wait until January to make a fresh start. In fact, October is the perfect time to refocus, reset, and reignite your goals.Why? Because you still have 90 full days left in 2025. Ninety days — that’s a quarter of a year. It’s enough time to make meaningful progress. It’s enough time to change your habits, your energy, your health, even your career trajectory.And today, I’m going to walk you through what I call a 90-Day Power Shift. It’s a way to stop putting your goals on hold for ‘someday’ and start taking powerful action today.So if you’ve been thinking, ‘It’s too late… I’ll just start in January’ — I want you to lean in. Because it’s not too late. You have time. And what you do in the next 90 days can set you up for an incredible 2026Join the Last 90 day Challenge here: https://leadingyourself.myflodesk.com/last90day

Don’t Dream Your Life, Live Your Dreams

Today, we’re getting practical.We’re talking about the skills that will future-proof your career.Because let’s be honest — the world of work is changing fast.AI, automation, remote work, shifting industries… it’s a lot. And it’s easy to feel like you’re playing catch-up.But here’s the good news:When you focus on building the right skills — the timeless, transferable, human skills — you set yourself up to thrive, no matter what changes around you.So today, we’re going to break down the 7 must-have skills for today’s job market — and how you can start developing them right now, whether you’re job searching, growing in your current role, or dreaming about your next chapter.Let’s get into it.

Most people don’t fail because their dream is too big. They fail because their belief is too small.

Do you ever feel like there’s never enough time—like you’re always rushing, catching up, and still falling behind? That’s time poverty, and I’ve lived it too. In this episode I am sharing the five simple shifts that helped me move from feeling time-starved to experiencing what I call time abundance. These aren’t about cramming more into your day—they’re about reclaiming your energy, presence, and peace. If you’re ready to stop racing the clock and start living your time, this conversation is for you.