Eighteen years ago, a liver transplant saved my life. Fewer than half of transplant recipients make it this far. Here's what those extra years have taught me — one lesson at a time.

A first-grade art project taught me a lesson I didn’t fully understand until years later: how easy it is to trade authenticity for approval—and how costly that decision can be.

When performance slips, most leaders rewrite the plan. But what if the strategy isn’t the problem? Sometimes the bravest leadership move isn’t a new roadmap — it’s changing who’s on the bus.