As I finalized my six actions to set up 2022, the answer to one of the actions -- selecting a theme for the year -- emerged one morning after journaling about what I'd love more of this year: to sit more loosely, to extend more grace to myself and others, and to experience more fun and simple moments.

Of the dozens of 1:1 jam sessions with clients over the last 30 days, there’s one common theme: everyone wants to enter the new year with intention. And no one has had time to think about how to do that.

If you’ve been tagged to take a crack at developing the agenda for your next offsite – and you’re looking for an idea on how to get started – I’d love to help by sharing five key questions I use when a client asks me to jump into their offsite planning.

As we come into the home stretch of the year, it's a great time to check progress against our 2021 'big rocks'. I hope you’re making solid progress and lining up to put a giant exclamation point on the year. If you're feeling challenged, please let me know. There's still time, and I’d love to help.

Last week I attended the Center for Action and Contemplation’s (CAC) final Conspire Conference and began taking notes – lots and lots of notes. After highlighting what was most meaningful for me, I realized everything I highlighted connected to this recent Instagram post in support of National Recovery Month:

Here’s one the 242 reasons why I love Bronwyn Saglimbeni: she allows me to share our In The Moment coaching exchanges. A recent exchange started with this comment from Bronwyn, “I was scorecarding all week. No wonder I felt like shit.”

I’m doing something for the first time in 18 months: I’m on a flight en route to facilitate a leadership retreat for a client. I am STOKED to be flying again for business, and I am even more excited to be working with clients again IN PERSON! Nothing beats a face-to-face jam session.