all things learning,
brand & culture.
Learning, brand & culture may seem separate — yet they’re deeply connected.
Learning shapes how we grow. Brand shapes how we show up. Culture shapes how we work together.
This intersection is my sweet spot — where teams find clarity, people feel belonging & businesses build something meaningful. So if you see me writing about these themes, now you know why. It’s not just what I do — it’s what I love.
This space is a collection of real-life stories, lessons & reflections from years of working in learning, brand & organizational culture. If something sparks an idea or resonates, I hope you’ll leave a comment, share the post — you know, go wild. 🥳
P.A.T.H. | P for “PAUSE” (video)
💡Pausing isn’t about stopping — it’s more about recalibrating. It’s a deliberate practice of just getting quiet, centering ourselves, and letting the noise fall away.
How Can Pausing Support Self-Development?
✨ Helps us tune in to our inner voice + reconnect with our values.
✨ Creates mental & emotional space to even consider intentional growth.
✨ Can help shift us into proactive planning (rather than reactive/passive development).
Finding your P.A.T.H. | My Framework for Self-Development (video)
💡From personal experience, I know self-development can sometimes feel overwhelming. Over the years, I've coined a framework that has helped me focus on key components (shared in this video).
Each step of P.A.T.H. can work independently yet, together, for me, they've created a meaningful strategy for growth (and who doesn't love a good acronym 🤓).
new year, new adventures?
⚡️The energy this time of year is powerful (and palpable!). But self-development doesn’t have to be just a New Year’s ritual — it can be a way to find clarity & direction anytime! 🙌
🗓️ To kick off 2025, I thought I would share some of my favorite self-knowledge + self-development resources over the next few weeks — ones that have been personally enriching and have also helped others uncover their next steps. 🤓
From Culture to Competitive Advantage: The Case for a Learning Philosophy.
“When L&D teams can show how their approach shapes business culture — by defining how learning becomes a strategic edge — then suddenly, you're not just running programs. You're shaping the future.”
Stockholm Syndrome at Work: Psychologically Shackled to a Brand?
"...Could we, in some way, be held captive by our bosses, companies, and the brands we support out of a distorted sense of loyalty or hope?"
a favorite question
“My experience is that this question communicates that I'm sincerely interested in the whole person (which I am), not just how they earn a living. And when folks feel like their entire person is valued, they show up remarkably differently when collaborating.”