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My most important leadership role has been as a mother. I’m writing from my hotel room desk in Phoenix as my son and his teammates prep for Section 7 in basketball. I need to get a workout in before I drive the guys to State Farm Stadium, so here are my “mom thoughts” discerned into … Read more
Sara and Brette talk about mountain and rock climbing and its paradigm for life and its highs and lows, going forward boldly, doing what you love, and learning to live with peace and zen along with the tragedies and sacrifices. The Tale of the ALPINISTS. Love, Life and Death deep in the Mountains with Brette … Read more
Sara talks about her own personal journey of losing her mother, and a lull in her business, all leading to questioning on a deep level: Why am I doing what I am doing? What’s the point? Things aren’t happening, so maybe the universe is telling me there’s no point, and on and on. How to … Read more
Great leaders develop their wisdom over years, one building block upon another. The greatest leaders gain and share the wisdom they learn from their lived experiences. Some good experiences. Some hard. We know that every experience becomes worthwhile when we stop to learn from what happened. Sometimes we have to learn to listen to the … Read more
“.. there are many sides to us; these red heels have been carried 1000-plus miles on backcountry trails with epic pics on the highest peaks to show.” Yes, I post pictures of me wearing red heels on top of mountain peaks and on backcountry trails. Why? Sure, you could say it’s my schtick. It’s a … Read more
Read on… You will love this story! With my Grand Canyon retreat, we hike into the canyon and stay 2 or 3 nights at the bottom in a beautiful cabin surrounded by trees and walls of rock. This space is called Phantom Ranch. It was designed by one of the very few female American architects … Read more