There is a quote commonly attributed to psychologist Carl Jung that says, “Life really does begin at forty. Up until then, you are just doing research.” Whether he actually said it or not, I don't know, I wasn't alive but after living through my 40s, I understand those sentiments exactly. By now, you have data. You know what ambition costs. You know which relationships nourish you and which ones require you to abandon yourself to remain in them. You know what happens when you

I don't know how it was or how's it going to be for you, but for me... there was something uniquely humbling about the thirties - per my Facebook photo memories, lol. By now, you've showed up everyday while surviving The Ages & Stages of Your 20s and made it through the whirlwind the first Saturn return. Maybe you changed careers. Maybe you got married, got divorced, became a parent, started a business, moved across the country, or finally admitted that the life you were buil

There is something uniquely disorienting about your twenties. One minute you're asking permission to use the restroom in high school, and the next you're expected to choose a career, pay bills, find your purpose, build meaningful relationships, save for retirement, and somehow enjoy the "best years of your life." It's no wonder so many people feel behind before they ever feel established. We've somehow convinced ourselves that adulthood is something we're supposed to master a

What Your Rising Sign Reveals About Your Executive Presence If you've ever been called intimidating, too quiet, too stubborn, too sensitive, too intense, too serious, or even too nice, you've experienced the powerful projections of first impressions. Hear me out, some of that has less to do with your competence and more to do with the leadership archetype people unconsciously assign to you. Whether fair or unfair, those impressions influence hiring decisions, promotions, lead

Random Person: "I don't believe in astrology." Me: "Okay... Do you want me hold your hand when I say this?" It's a phrase I've heard more times than I can count. I laugh because, more often than not, the person saying it has already interacted with astrology several times before they finished their morning coffee. They just don't recognize it because we've separated astrology from the culture that it helped build. That's the funny part. Astrology isn't tucked away in the back

Every year, you celebrate your birthday. You mark it, reflect on it, sometimes even reinvent yourself around it. What you’re actually acknowledging, whether you realize it or not, is your solar return.

Hear me out... what if none of that is failure? What if these moments aren’t breakdowns at all, but predictable cycles of personal and professional realignment?