Courage, dear heart
  • May 14, 2025
  • Chris Klonoski

Courage is not a choice, it’s a response

By Chris Klonoski ROOT: Go Inward It’s the month for graduations.  Graduation is rightfully framed as a celebration. We pause to acknowledge and appreciate all the work it took to …

  • April 16, 2025
  • Kel Barlow

The eclipse, the chaos, and the calm I chose

Embrace the chaos to choose tranquility

Paris Pic
  • March 17, 2025
  • Emily Soccorsy

It starts with you – how prioritizing your needs serves your clients

By Emily Soccorsy Inward  Taking excellent care of your clients, of the people you serve, begins always with one critical step: ensuring you are taking care of yourself.  This may …

Heartfelt smiling
  • February 18, 2025
  • jocelyn lovelle

Effective and heartfelt communication–saying what you want to say to the world

By Jocelyn Lovelle I write a weekly Substack and as of today, I’ve written 101 posts over the past two years.  I have an overarching content plan, and even so, …

  • January 11, 2025
  • Jocelyn Lovelle

Liking an experience isn’t the same as finding value alignment

On attracting the opportunities that will best serve you  By Jocelyn Lovelle THE ROOT: GO INWARD My best friend sent me a blanket this year for the holidays. That may …

New Offerings
  • January 07, 2025
  • Emily Soccorsy

What’s New With Us: Ready to Work Together?

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By Emily Soccorsy Being humble is a beautiful quality and a terrible brand strategy. This is what I tell my clients when they say that they don’t want their content …

December at the Desert Botanical Garden
  • December 19, 2024
  • Emily Soccorsy

Before You Check Out, Check In

By Emily Soccorsy This time of year, I can be a curmudgeon. The last month of the calendar year is full to the brim of sugary, caffeinated muchness, making me …

RDNE Stock project
  • November 25, 2024
  • Kel Barlow

Guard your time, space, and sanity: Five ways to set and uphold boundaries

By Kel Barlow Are you feeling burnt out? It might be a sign that your boundaries need to be reevaluated and adjusted to better align with your needs. Setting boundaries …

  • November 21, 2024
  • Kel Barlow

Boundary setting: The foundation of professional growth

By Kel Barlow Boundary setting starts from within. It’s an ongoing process that evolves with your experiences and circumstances, often requiring time, reflection, and deliberate effort to figure out what …

Nich Fanche
  • September 18, 2024
  • Emily Soccorsy

Imperfection As An Opt-In Moment

By Emily Soccorsy A few months ago during a team meeting, when discussing project management and workflow, I said something one of my team members captured. She found it pretty …

Vulnerability
  • August 29, 2024
  • Jocelyn Lovelle

PROTECTING VULNERABILITY: JUST HOW VULNERABLE SHOULD WE BE?

By Jocelyn Lovelle Vulnerability. It didn’t used to be something we talked about, especially not in professional circles. Now, authentic leaders, leadership teams, and organizations strive to cultivate vulnerability.  But …

Protecting Vulnerability
  • August 15, 2024
  • Jocelyn Lovelle

Sharing Ourselves Carefully: Protecting Vulnerability

By Jocelyn Lovelle Many years ago, I started working for a family hardware business, helping them rebrand and design a marketing strategy. I was in the first stages of unwinding …