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After 30 years working for big name media brands including Martha Stewart and Fast Company, leading sales and marketing teams, I now help leaders achieve more than they think possible. Sunday Sunshine is my weekly newsletter that's about you, your future, and your success. Getting out of our default habits with insights on mindful productivity and lifelong learning, actionable ideas and exercises to have you hitting the week full of energy and enthusiasm. It's the best way to beat the Sunday Scaries.
Reader, I've been watching some of the World Cup. I'm not a soccer fan, but when it's being played in the U.S. alongside my kids' fandom, I've joined in. I asked my son what's up with the pink cleats [in other parts of the world they are called boots]. Pink is all over the pitch. He shared that it's not just one brand but many sneaker brands in pink. Nike. Adidas. Puma. New Balance. Skechers. Five competitors, one color across the pitch. Turns out, five brands read the same trend forecast and...
Reader, This week I facilitated a leadership offsite in San Diego. I wanted it to land, to stick, to speak to exactly what that team needed — so in the days leading up to it, I was hyper-focused. Locked in creating content. Head down. Borderline obsessive, if I'm honest. Before I left for the airport, my husband started telling me about something real — a hard issue with someone on his team, the kind of thing that could make or break his summer. I was sitting right there. I was nodding. I...
Reader, "It's a Good Thing" was Martha Stewart's signature catchphrase. Each issue of Martha Stewart Living featured a one-page column after the Editor’s Letter called Good Things. A hero photo with a short inspiration and information showcasing a smarter, simpler solution—a better way to do something. A moment in the issue celebrating everyday ingenuity. The column always finished with: It’s a Good Thing. It became her signature. SNL even parodied it. That’s when we knew ‘we’d arrived.’ What...