If leadership is human work, what language do we need now to describe it better?

What praise have you deflected recently? And what were you protecting yourself from by pushing it away?

How do you stay human when the world demands constant surveillance? What must you loosen your grip on to do the work that really matters?

How do you stay open to uncertainty when you're the one living it, not just teaching it?

Are we designing systems that dismantle empathy?

What if your directness isn’t the opposite of empathy?

What if reinvention isn't about becoming someone new, but finally being honest about who you already are?

What can my son and his hockey team teach me about comebacks?

How do I remain thoughtful about my job search, but recognize that the clock is ticking?

How do you network anymore? (Asking for a friend.)

What's one small step I can take today, even if it doesn't feel big enough?

How do we recognize the currents that are helping us and then actively choose what comes next?

What happens when no one needs you to fix anything?

What if we made invisible labor becomes visible? How can we name it, measure it, and compensate for it?

What if we’ve been asking the wrong question all along?

What if rest isn’t a reward, but a necessity to keep going?