Spreading messages that support women’s rights on #IWD2024 today–and always–is so important. Let’s let our voices be heard! And also remember, we can do more with the skills and resources we have.

To truly participate in pushing the frontier of technology with the power of generative AI, we need to proactively bring our expansive human-centered mindsets and experiences to the effort.

Surrendering to our stories leads to transformative growth. Here are some ways to help you surrender.

Meshin Movement is making some moves again. Through Meshin I will continue my focus on speaking and social impact. And now you can also find me at Article Group, creating human-centered stories that connect people to the world’s most celebrated products.

At what point do we stop and say, “What is my story? Where does it come from? What do I want to keep? What is no longer serving me? What do I want to reject as inheritance?”

Fibromyalgia is an invisible and debilitating chronic illness, and it’s been a consistent thread woven into the story of my life across decades. I’m sharing my story in support of Fibromyalgia Awareness Day and Month.

We need more empathy. We need more connection. We need the strength our stories provide to ourselves and others. Here’s a story about what Story for Stronger Leaders did for one group of conference attendees.

As we wind down [official] Women’s History Month, I want to honor the struggle in pushing the space between our stories as daughters and mothers.

How do you push yourself beyond your comfort zone to necessary growth? Wonderlust. It is the fuel for our expansion—for brands and people alike.

Giving and service comes in many forms. You don’t have to be a big financial supporter to make a big difference. Your story holds a lot of power for any organization you support.

Understanding your story as a story gives you an advantage of self-awareness and discernment for the right steps to take you from here to wherever you want to go. Your story is how you share your meaning with the world.

When we tune out the noise of the world, we give ourselves quiet to hear the story that beats in our hearts and space for the story to show itself in the right words and sentiments.

It's worth reorienting our understanding of the word “wellbeing” to a new meaning when we think about the wellbeing of our employees, of our children, of people–and of society.

For anyone wanting to pursue change and wrestling themselves in the delicate balance of following a calling, seeking motivation and overcoming fear, these tips are for you.

As our culture reels from separation, polarization and conflict, there is a simple antidote to bring us back to a feeling of connection and wellbeing. Giving. Do it for yourself. Do it for others.

Opening up with candor, vulnerability and authenticity through our stories is hard. And it isn’t the norm. But we need more of it. We redefine “badass” with every story told.