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What Training my Dog Taught me About Leadership

A 52-week Journey of Trust, Patience & Growth.

Leadership lessons don't just happen in boardrooms and offices......

Over the last few years training my wonderfully crazy dog Beanie, I discovered that the same principles that I was using to train my dog were the same things I was teaching my clients about leadership.

  • Clear communication

  • Encouragement

  • Boundaries

  • Patience

  • Consistency

This book is a celebration of that discovery.

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🎙️ Notes from the Window Seat is a podcast for curious people.

Each week, I explore the stories, places, and conversations that remind us to slow down, stay curious, and notice what others might miss.

We'll talk about travel, photography, leadership, and the unexpected lessons hidden inside everyday moments—because sometimes a different perspective changes everything.

Whether the story begins halfway around the world or on a quiet morning close to home, there's always something waiting to be discovered.

I hope you'll join me.

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Speaking That Changes the Conversation

Looking for a speaker for your organization, leadership team, conference, or retreat? Let’s talk about the conversation you want your audience to have.

I bring a fresh perspective to conversations about leadership, people, workplace culture, and the way we see our businesses.

Drawing on decades of experience working with leaders and organizations - I challenge audiences to slow down, look differently, and notice what may be hiding in plain sight.

My presentations explore questions such as:

  • What are you measuring—and is it really what matters?

  • What have you stopped noticing about your people, your customers, or your business?

  • How does curiosity make us better leaders?

  • What changes when we learn to see a problem from a different perspective?

  • Are the standards in your organization clear—or do they exist only in your head?

Every presentation is designed to leave audiences with a new way of looking at familiar challenges—and practical ideas they can take back to work the next day.

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