What Lights You Up? Why Simplicity Might Be the Answer 🌿

Lately, I’ve been in a season of simplifying.

Not just in my space or my schedule—but in my business, my offers, and my mindset.

I’ve been:
✨ Clearing out what no longer fits
✨ Letting go of things that drain my energy
✨ Getting laser-focused on what feels most aligned

That clarity has led me back to what I truly love: helping leaders grow.

Whether I’m working with individuals or organizations, supporting leadership development is the work that lights me up.

And recently, I wrapped up a project that was meaningful and connected me with amazing people—but it didn’t energize me. It reminded me of something I often encourage others to explore:

Just because something is important doesn’t mean it’s aligned.

Sometimes, the most courageous thing we can do is notice what’s no longer a fit and gently let it go.

The Power of One Intentional Step

This week, I had a coaching session with a leader—let’s call him Alex—who shared something that really stuck with me:

“I never feel like I have much to talk about when I come in, but I always leave with insight, a tool, or a next step.”

During that session, he took action on something he’d been meaning to do for months—but hadn’t prioritized. That one small move created a shift in momentum.

That’s what simplifying does. It clears the way for what matters most.

Your Turn to Reflect

If you’ve been moving fast, juggling a lot, or just feeling disconnected from your own rhythm, I invite you to ask yourself:

🌸 What’s no longer serving me?
🌿 What am I doing out of obligation, not alignment?
☀️ What lights me up—and how can I make more space for that?

We don’t need to overhaul everything overnight.
Sometimes, just one small step toward clarity is enough to begin again.

Let this be your invitation to slow down, simplify, and lead from what truly matters.