Get Off the Nail: Stop Settling for a Business That Hurts
There’s a story I love about a dog lying on a porch, moaning. A neighbor hears the whining and asks, “Why is your dog making that noise?”The owner replies, “He’s lying on...
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I know what it takes to fight through tough seasons — in business and in life. That’s why I help leadership teams find focus, traction, and the courage to keep moving forward.
I’ve built my career helping teams cut through the noise, get aligned, and execute with confidence. My background in operations and leadership gives me a deep appreciation for what it takes to turn chaos into clarity — and the grit to guide others through it.
A few years ago, I faced my toughest challenge yet: cancer. A full year of treatment taught me more about perspective, perseverance, and purpose than any business book ever could. Today, that experience fuels how I lead — with heart, humor, and a zero-nonsense approach to what really matters.
As an EOS Implementer, I bring a proven system, tough love, and genuine care to every session. My clients describe me as the mix of accountability and encouragement they didn’t know they needed — a guide who makes hard work actually feel fun.
I believe business should be built on clarity, courage, and connection. And when teams embrace that? Magic happens.
Outside the boardroom, you’ll find me checking off my “50 Things in My 50th Year” list, laughing with my husband Mike, or jumping into new adventures just because I can.
Because after beating cancer, I don’t take life — or work — for granted.