Building a relationship that is deep, rich, and meaningful is important work that starts with increasing your proximity. Here are some questions to assess the relationships you want to build upon.

A simple and fast solution to get where you want to go. Are you ready?

What do you think about when you hear the word, accountability? Let’s look at redefining this word and reshaping our relationship with accountability.

In order to know what you need, you have to know what you want.

The only goal you need to set this year is the goal to ask yourself this one question frequently, what do you want?

What does our tendency to assume negative say about us? What would happen if we started assuming good, recognizing the good, and communicate the good we see.

Being known takes a lot of steps. But anything good takes work and is worth the work. In this blog post, I breakdown how removing distractions and increasing proximity are some of those steps required to be known.

What does it mean to be known? How do I know myself? How do you share with someone that you know them? Let’s dive in and answer these questions!

Relationships start with you. This sounds a little backward but the healthiest relationships come when you are at your healthiest.

When we engage with our team In a way that is intentional, personal, and meaningful it shows that we truly care. It allows not only our team but most importantly ourselves to be fully seen and known.