Tremendous Tracey
Put Me in Coach, I'm Ready to Play
Sixty years after his last game for Coach Binkoski, Mike returned to Kemp Memorial Stadium, and I watched him kneel in the locker room the way my father used to kneel in the grass. A 94-year-old coach, a photo I have loved my whole life, and a phone call from Biglerville that proved the point. Whose life are you going to put an exclamation point on?
🚀 Trash In, Trash Out: Why Leadership Starts Younger Than You Think
It’s hard to believe it’s been five years since SPARK: Five Essentials to Ignite the Greatness Within first launched into the world. Since then, th...
The Abundance of Counselors
This week I have the honor of addressing a group of emerging leaders. The topic is ‘Nuts and Bolts’ and why we need a network. When I was younger, I kept hearing about mentors, mentors, mentors. I have had countless individuals pour into me throughout the years, but when I hit my 30’s and 40’s, I figured I was a big girl now and could do it on my own. So of course, that's what I did. After all, isn't adversity and mistakes all part of the process? Well, the correct answer is yes, and no.
You've Never Met a Wise Man With a Bald Chin
My point isn’t that you need to stop listening to men with bald chins. My point is that if you listen to what’s going on around you and become genuinely interested in others, you too become wiser. My point is also that you need to be intentional about surrounding yourself with those who can build you up and hold you accountable.
the greatest compliment in the world
My mother recently made a comment about my father who had passed away in October 2008. She said, “It’s as if he’s still here.” And for all impactfu...
