How to Start When You Don't Feel Ready
Linkedin
March 27, 2026
Welcome back to my LinkedIn newsletter!
One of the most common frustrations I hear from smart, capable professionals is this: we know exactly what matters, but we still struggle to begin. The project sits there. The idea lingers. The intention is clear, but the action keeps getting delayed.
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Tags: Careers, Leadership, Personal Branding
Why Playing the Long Game Feels So Hard Right Now
Linkedin
March 13, 2026
In a recent conversation inside the Recognized Expert community, someone asked a question I’ve heard in different forms for years: “How do you keep going when nothing seems to be working?”
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Tags: Careers, Change Management, Leadership
The Failure That Changed Everything
Linkedin
February 27, 2026
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One of the most uncomfortable promises we attach to building a personal brand or becoming a recognized expert is this: that if we work hard and make smart choices, things will go according to plan. But somewhere along the way, reality intervenes. A rejection. A job loss. A decision we regret. In a conversation inside the Recognized Expert community, we explored a deceptively simple question: How do you turn failure into forward momentum rather than letting it define you? What emerged wasn’t a tidy redemption arc, but a set of powerful patterns that can help you transform setbacks into strategic advantages.
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Tags: Careers, Entrepreneurship, Leadership
Too Busy to Think? Reclaiming Your Focus Without Adding More Work
Linkedin
February 03, 2026
Lately, I keep hearing the same phrase from senior leaders — especially in HR.
“I’m just too busy to think.”
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Tags: AI, Future of Work, Leadership
How to Build a Business That Supports Your Life (Not the Other Way Around)
Linkedin
January 30, 2026
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One of the promises many of us attach to building a personal brand or becoming a recognized expert is freedom. More choice. More flexibility. More alignment between how we work and how we want to live. But somewhere along the way, that promise can get blurry. In a conversation inside the Recognized Expert community, we dug into a deceptively simple question: How do you intentionally design a business that supports your life, rather than quietly consuming it? What emerged wasn’t a single formula, but a set of powerful patterns that can help you make smarter, more sustainable decisions about your work.
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Tags: Business Strategy, Careers, Entrepreneurship
