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Pregnancy and Leadership – Can You Sustain Executive Performance Without Compromise?
For women in leadership, pregnancy is often framed as a disruption to performance, timing, or career trajectory. Yet this perspective overlooks a critical reality: leadership and pregnancy are not mutually...
1 day ago4 min read


Why Am I Talking? – WAIT and the Art of Sharing Airtime as a Leader
Do you like hearing the sound of your own voice, or do you hate it? “I hate hearing my own voice” is a comment I hear regularly when mentoring coaches as they listen to recordings of their coaching...
Jul 204 min read


The AI Adoption Tax and How Women Can Stop Paying It
Every major shift in how we work creates two groups: the people who shaped it and the people who adapted to it later, on someone else’s terms. With generative AI, the evidence is now unambiguous about who is...
Jul 205 min read


Why Female Leadership is Shaping the Future of Work and Society
Female leadership is essential for the future of our world. When young girls see strong, confident women leading in their communities, workplaces, sports, and governments, they gain the belief that...
Jul 163 min read


Dareen Haddad Is a Face Worthy of We Value AI’s Ambition
The signing of actress Dareen Haddad as brand ambassador for WeValue AI has drawn attention across both the media and property technology scenes, a partnership that brings star power into...
Jul 136 min read


Would I Be the Woman I Am Today If I Hadn't Become a Mom at 16?
We are 75 percent water, 25 percent dry mass, 50 percent spiritual beings, and 50 percent physical beings. These are also a map to the layout of our universe. We are lymphatic fluid, bones, and flesh...
Jul 25 min read


Rinse, 'Femwash', Repeat is the Life Cycle of Women in Leadership
The presence of women in leadership roles ticks a diversity box but does not automatically mean there’s equality in the workplace. Are organizations genuinely advancing gender equity, informed by women...
Jul 14 min read


The Visibility Gap – Why Women Leaders Must Claim Credit for Their Ideas
Too many women have learned to accept having their ideas overlooked, repackaged, or credited to someone else as simply part of the workplace landscape. But claiming visibility is not about ego or self-promotion...
Jul 13 min read


Interrupting Mean Girl Dynamics and Choosing Support
I recently had the privilege of supporting a women’s affinity group, Women United, through the United Way of Pierce County, which hosted its first annual afternoon tea. On the surface, it looked...
Jun 228 min read


The Invisible Weight Women Bring Into the Workplace
"I had never considered that my disappointment mattered to anyone." I sat with that sentence at a point in my life when I was professionally depleted, and the behaviors I was showing up with had...
Jun 228 min read


10 Tips for Female Leaders Navigating Motherhood, Career Pressure and Burnout
You have kept going. You made it through sleepless nights, pregnancy losses, burnout that left you shaken, and the quiet grief of returning to a workplace that barely noticed what it took for you to...
Jun 197 min read


Courage Before Confidence and Why the Most Impactful Women Stop Waiting to Feel Ready
Male-dominated industries do not need more women waiting to feel confident. They need more women willing to move before confidence arrives. The biggest leadership lie that women have been sold is...
Jun 195 min read


Five Leadership Lessons I Learned While Rebuilding My Life, Buying A New Home, and Turning 40
The day before my 40th birthday, I stood in the entryway of my new home holding a set of keys that represented far more than a real estate transaction. They represented resilience. They represented courage.
Jun 166 min read


Bittersweet, How Much You Can Hold in Your Heart?
I feel so blessed and also heartbroken. How is it possible? This isn’t the first time I’ve written about bittersweet. A while back, I wrote a review of a book that touched me deeply, Bittersweet by Susan Cain...
Jun 154 min read


The World Was Changed by Women Who Refused
Many of the rights women enjoy today did not emerge because society gradually became more enlightened. They exist because women refused. Women refused exclusion. They refused violence. They refused...
Jun 136 min read


Work-Life Balance Versus Sustainable Authority
If you’ve tried to find a better balance but still feel exhausted, you’re not alone. Many high-achieving women leaders are told they need better work-life balance, but that balance often fails when the deeper...
Jun 1211 min read


The Operating System Upgrade No One is Talking About
A returning mother sits across from her manager on her first day back. She is told, kindly, that things will “go back to normal soon.” The implication is unmistakable. Something ‘happened’ to her. Something...
Jun 106 min read


Why So Many Successful Women Feel Disconnected From Themselves
From the outside, many women appear to be thriving. They are capable, high-functioning and outwardly successful. They are building businesses, leading teams, raising families, supporting others, managing...
Jun 84 min read


The Femme SOLO CEO Reveals How to Build a Business With Ease and Alignment
The truth about building a business your way. There’s a narrative that gets sold to women all the time: Start your own business. Be a solopreneur. It’s easier than working for someone else.
Jun 35 min read


The Support High-Performing Women Leaders Actually Need, and It's Not Another Thinking Partner
I was working with a client recently, a high-performing leader who arrived at her coaching session with a head full of racing thoughts. Within the space of our session, something shifted. A deep out...
Jun 13 min read


Who Are You Waiting For? The Hidden Pattern Keeping High-Achieving Women From Emotional Safety
In the world of personal growth, women’s empowerment, and spiritual development, there is one pattern I see repeatedly, and I’ve lived it myself. We say we want expansion. We say we want emotional safety...
May 245 min read


Why High Performers Mistake Dysregulation For Drive
I used to think the tightness in my chest was just something I had to power through. “Just do more, get to the other side of the project, and you’ll feel better”. That is what I would tell myself. I thought the...
May 186 min read


The Identity Crisis No One Talks About After Career Success
There is a particular kind of confusion that successful people rarely admit out loud. It happens after the promotions, recognition, and years spent building a respected career. From the outside, life appears ...
May 157 min read


Wellbeing Without Compromise and Why Authentic Leadership Is the Future
There is a moment many women in leadership quietly experience, usually somewhere between managing a crisis at work, replying to emails while sitting outside a child’s activity, remembering a...
May 145 min read
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