Something I struggle with as a woman in a position of leadership is dealing with things authentically when they go south. One of the main functions of running a business is problem solving. Things are always going wrong especially when a company is coming out of the start-up phase and into growth mode. In my business, this fact has one hundred percent rang true. It's interesting though, because I feel like addressing these issues works differently for a woman, than it does fo

They say that twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the things you did do. Yet for some reason, we still function within little boxes. We are conditioned to pick a single career course in life and to believe that this single course is the way to getting the things we are supposed to want out of life. I call BS. Don't get me wrong. If you find one thing that you completely want to focus all of your energy on and it makes you ha

Let's keep up the momentum! We roared and we must continue to do so not until we are heard, but until change is born. Here are 10 things you can do to continue to keep the Women's March Movement alive: 1. Attend town hall meetings, regulatory board meetings, and state hearings. Speak out about issues all across the board. 2. Write to your congresswoman/men. Let them know what matters to you. 3. Advocate for not only the causes that affect you personally, but also the causes t

There are few times that I have felt more whole or complete than I did in Washington D.C. on January 21, 2017 amongst a sea of what seemed like a million strangers. I was met with complete strangers in every which direction I looked. And though I had never met any of these people in my life, I knew more about them than I do about some people that I have known for a really long time. I knew things about them that are far beneath the surface. I knew that that they value equalit