Author Archives for Sue Hawkes

Your Legacy #1530

Published on January 31, 2025 5:25 am Written by

Your leadership isn’t just about what you achieve in the moment—it’s about the impact you leave behind. Legacy is created through the decisions you make, the relationships you build, and the values you uphold. Every action, big or small, contributes to the story others will tell about you as a leader. Are you building something… View Article

7 Simple Rules #1529

Published on January 30, 2025 Written by

Ever feel like life is just one big balancing act? Spoiler alert: it’s not supposed to be! Balance is a myth, and chasing it often leaves us feeling more scattered than ever. But what if, instead, we focused on these seven simple rules for life? These rules aren’t just feel-good tips, they’re game-changers for how… View Article

Spontaneity and Joy #1528

Published on January 29, 2025 Written by

I like to plan and be efficient. When I look at my actions and patterns, I’m driven to consistently improve and simplify those things I repeatedly do.  When Kevin and I travel, we plan things and enjoy our time together regardless.  Yet, when I reflect on the most memorable, vibrant and enjoyable times in my life,… View Article

The First Step to Peace #1527

Published on January 28, 2025 Written by

Have you ever thought about how little your opinion matters?  I have. I’m not speaking to you specifically; I’m speaking about the collective.  Opinion is really the lowest form of commentary.   You don’t have to understand all that’s occurring or consider facts or consequences. You really have no accountability other than spewing what you believe… View Article

Grace Under Pressure #1526

Published on January 27, 2025 Written by

Leadership is often defined in moments of pressure. When the stakes are high, and the heat is on, your ability to stay calm and clear-headed is what sets you apart. Grace under pressure isn’t about pretending everything is fine—it’s about recognizing the challenges, acknowledging emotions (yours and your team’s), and taking intentional steps to lead… View Article

Balance is Bullshit #1525

Published on January 24, 2025 Written by

We’ve all been sold the idea that finding balance is the key to fixing our busy lives. I’m here to tell you – balance, as it’s usually defined, is total bullshit. Life isn’t a perfectly organized pie chart where every slice gets equal time. Instead, balance is an internal state, not an external juggling act…. View Article

Savor This Thought #1524 

Published on January 23, 2025 Written by

The world is fortunate to have you.   What if we all believed this?   How would we greet each other, meet challenges, work through concerns, explore differences, wake up each day, and try things?  When you greet the day with a solid belief in yourself, the world shows up to meet you there.  How do we… View Article

We’ll See #1523 

Published on January 22, 2025 Written by

Practicing is a lost art. In a world of instant gratification, many have forgotten the value of practicing.  Of being a beginner, feeling frustration with what seems like a vast divide between where you are and where you want to be.  The benefit of doing the work without immediate gratification, trusting the process, and believing… View Article

Communication Scenarios #1522 

Published on January 21, 2025 Written by

Communication is more art than science.   And when you dissect the nuances of how we all communicate, it’s no wonder there are rough intersections, touchy moments, and challenges between us. Here are four scenarios to consider:  When a question is asked of a more analytical person, there is a noticeable and predictable silence that follows…. View Article

Getting Unstuck #1521

Published on January 20, 2025 Written by

Have no single point of failure and no single path to success.  If there’s only one way, chances are there’s no way.  When I watch teams become rigid in their thinking, momentum stops. Progress happens with flexibility and fluidity.   When you’re clear on your Why and What, the How can flex based on all you… View Article

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