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Favikon recognized me as one of their Rising Stars and ranked me as the #1 LinkedIn creator in the U.S. for the Remote Work and Digital Nomading category.

A milestone that reflects the people I serve.

It’s about the leaders, executive assistants, and virtual teams I have the privilege of supporting every day.

𝗛𝗲𝗿𝗲’𝘀 𝘄𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗜 𝗯𝗲𝗹𝗶𝗲𝘃𝗲:
Time is a leader's most valuable resource.
Too often, it's drained by endless demands.

𝗪𝗵𝘆 𝗮𝗺 𝗜 𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝗼𝗻 𝗟𝗶𝗻𝗸𝗲𝗱𝗜𝗻?
Because the world needs more successful leaders who create meaningful change.

My purpose is to help them get there.

𝗠𝘆 𝗺𝗶𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗶𝘀 𝘀𝗶𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗲:
Help CEOs and founders win back their time, elevate their leadership, and become as strategic and wise with their time as they are with their decisions.

By partnering with exceptional remote executive assistants, we create room for:

↳ Strategic thinking
↳ Lasting success
↳ Well-being in the future of work

Our VEAs take care of the tasks that drain your time and energy, so you can lead with clarity and purpose.

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I once heard someone say:
“Be the person you needed when you were struggling.”

And I realized, almost everyone is carrying something you can’t see.

Stress. Self-doubt. Exhaustion. Silence.

Criticism is easy.
Judgment is cheap.
Negativity is contagious.

Most people don’t need another critic in their ear.
They already have one in their own mind.

But encouragement?

Encouragement is leadership.

It shows presence. Strength. Vision.

The ability to see people not just as they are… 

but who they can become.

And when you lead this way, your team doesn’t just work for you,
they grow with you.

Here are 5 simple encouragement habits leaders and founders should practice daily:

1/ Catch people doing something right
We are trained to spot mistakes. Train yourself to notice progress.

2/ Affirm effort, not just outcomes
Effort builds identity. Praise builds confidence.

3/ Ask: “What do you need to succeed?”
Support is more powerful than direction.

4/ Speak life in rooms where others stay silent
If you believe in someone, say it. Out loud. Often.

5/ Lead with curiosity instead of correction
“Help me understand” goes further than “Here’s what you did wrong.”

It doesn’t take much to change someone’s day, sometimes even their direction.

The world has plenty of critics.

Be the one who lifts.

Because someone out there is holding on by a thread today…

and your words might be the reason they don’t let go.

P.S. Who encouraged you when you needed it most?
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The Patience Principle: Not everything worth having happens fast.

We want things now.

The job. The deal. The breakthrough.

But here’s the truth no one likes hearing:
The faster you chase something, the slower it seems to come.

Because patience isn’t passive.

It’s preparation.

Most people don’t wait long enough to see what could’ve bloomed.

They:
• Accept “good enough” because it’s available.
• Grab the first offer because it feels safe.
• Trade peace of mind for quick validation

And later, they look back realizing they mistook urgency for progress.

The people I’ve seen truly succeed?

They build quiet momentum while others are busy chasing noise.
They protect their pace.
They choose timing over tempo.
They let what’s right find them when they’re ready.

That’s how I’ve learned to operate too.

No more panic moves.

No more shortcuts disguised as solutions.

Just alignment, preparation, and faith that God’s timing never misses.

Because the right opportunity never demands you rush.

It requires you to be ready.

The right timing.
The right fit.
The right season.

If you’re always chasing what’s next,

you might be walking right past what’s meant for you.

P.S. What’s something you waited for that turned out better than you expected?

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Employees don’t quit jobs. 
They quit the way they’re treated.

Most companies say they value their people.

Yet fail to create cultures where people actually feel valued.

But here's what actually makes people stay:

✅ Paid Well – Compensation reflects their worth
✅ Heard – Their voice actually matters
✅ Respected – Not just for what they do, but who they are
✅ Challenged – Growth is encouraged, not stifled
✅ Trusted – Micromanagement doesn’t exist
✅ Supported – Through wins and setbacks
✅ Recognized – Effort is seen, not overlooked
✅ Included – A real part of the bigger picture
✅ Developed – Opportunities to learn and grow
✅ Appreciated – Beyond performance metrics
✅ Empowered – Given autonomy, not just tasks
✅ Promoted – Hard work leads somewhere

Remember:
Retention isn't a strategy. 
It's an outcome of how you treat people every day.

If you’re unsure where to begin, ask your team this one simple question:

"What makes you feel valued here?"

You’ll learn everything you need to know.

P.S. What’s one thing a past leader did that made you stay longer than you planned? 👇

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Want to grow fast in your career? Here’s how: 

Sit beside someone who’s already a few steps ahead.

You don’t grow by chasing people ahead of you.

You grow by sitting close enough to feel their pace.

Growth has a rhythm 

and the right people tune you to it.

When you’re around those who move with purpose,

you start questioning your own excuses.

You start thinking bigger.

You start believing you can.

That’s the silent power of proximity.

No lectures. No pressure. Just presence.

Look at who you spend your time with.

Are they reminding you of your potential…

or your limits?

Choose your circle wisely.

The room you’re in will shape the person you become.

P.S. Curious, is there someone in your circle who quietly pushes you to aim higher?

Credit to Dora Vanourek for the powerful message that inspired this post.

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When I lost the mayoral election, it felt like the ground disappeared beneath me.

It wasn’t just a public loss.

It was personal.

I had built my identity around the role I thought I was meant to step into.

And when it didn’t happen, I had to face a harder question:

Who am I without the title?

That season felt exactly like the caterpillar in this image,

no longer who it was, not yet who it would become.

The cocoon stage is the part no one talks about:

• The quiet
• The self-reflection
• The uncomfortable rebuilding
• The grieving of the identity you worked so hard to create

But here’s the beauty:
What I thought was the end…
became my new beginning.

Today, I run a business I love.

I help founders and executives create clarity, capacity, and breathing room so they can lead with purpose, not pressure.

I stopped chasing significance.
I started building something meaningful.

And I found a life with more purpose, more peace, and more alignment than any title would have ever given me.

And that feels like flight.

To anyone in a transition

career, identity, leadership, life:

If everything feels uncertain, you’re not failing.

You’re transforming.

Your wings may just be unfolding.

God has a purpose for this season, too.

P.S. Which stage are you in right now?

🐛 Beginning
🌙 Rebuilding
🦋 Becoming

Comment with the emoji. Let’s see where everyone is 👇 

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Harsh truth? Not everyone wants to see you win.

You’ll notice it in subtle ways:

The delayed congratulations.
The quiet room when you share a win.
The sudden competition from someone who called you “friend.”

And then

There are the rare few who celebrate you even when their own season is heavy.
Those are the people who aren’t intimidated by your light.

They’re fueled by it.

Keep those people close.

Because their energy multiplies yours.

At every level of leadership, your circle is either fuel or fire.

Small minds compete. 

Big minds collaborate.

If you want to grow, choose wisely:

1️⃣ Spend time with those who celebrate your progress.
2️⃣ Build with people who want everyone at the table to eat.
3️⃣ Let go of those who only come around when they need something.
4️⃣ Invest in relationships that make you sharper, not smaller.
5️⃣ And most of all, be the person who claps for others first.

Leadership is contagious.

So is envy.

Surround yourself with people who want to see you win.

📌 Added a quick insight for remote professionals in the comments. Worth a read.

P.S. What’s one trait you look for in the people you keep close?👇

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Some wounds at work don’t bleed, but they leave a mark.
This is for anyone who’s felt unseen.

There are moments in our professional life that cut deeper than we admit:

A person dismisses your contribution.
A colleague belittles what you built.
Someone laughs at an idea you spent days shaping.

It’s subtle, but it stings.

And suddenly the doubt rushes in:

Maybe I’m not good enough.
Maybe they’re right about me.
Maybe I don’t deserve the seat I’m sitting in.

But here’s the truth no one teaches you:

Disrespect is rarely about your ability.
It’s about their limitations.

People minimize what they don’t understand.
They mock what threatens them.
They ignore what reminds them of their own lack of effort.

Their reaction is NOT the measure of your worth.

You are not small just because someone else cannot see your size.
You are not wrong just because someone else refuses to understand you.
You are not less deserving simply because someone struggles to give respect.

3 Tips for Leaders and Professionals:

1/ Don’t internalize someone else’s insecurity. 
Their behavior reflects them, not you.

2/ Respond with composure, not withdrawal. 
Your steadiness is your strength.

3/ Keep your standard high. 
The right people will recognize your value and rise to meet it.

Your work matters.
Your voice matters.
Your presence matters.

Stand in that.

Even when others can’t.

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There’s something most people don’t realize:

Trying takes courage.
Failing takes heart.
Starting again takes strength.

We celebrate wins loudly.

But we overlook the quiet bravery it takes to begin,

especially when there are no guarantees.

I’ve learned this over and over again:
The people who grow are the ones who are willing to be seen trying.

Not perfect.
Not polished.
Just present.

If you’re building, learning, experimenting, stretching and it’s messy, you’re doing the brave work.

And honestly?
I’d take messy effort over silent potential any day.

So if you fail this month, congratulations.

You’re in motion.
You’re alive.
You’re becoming.

5 Gentle Reminders for Leaders, Founders, and Professionals:

1/ Start before you feel ready.
Readiness is something clarity builds not something you wait for.

2/ Let small attempts count.
Not everything needs to be epic. Consistency beats perfection.

3/ Detach your identity from outcomes.
A failed attempt does not equal a failed person.

4/ Celebrate effort publicly.
It changes team culture from fear to courage.

5/ Rest, don’t retreat.
Pausing is wisdom. Quitting is resignation. Know the difference.

If you fail this month,

it means you showed up.

And that already puts you in rare company.

P.S. What’s one small step you’re willing to take this week?

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Stop Chasing Success Alone.

Every leader who’s built something great had one thing in common:

They surrounded themselves with the right people.

Not just anyone.

Not casual contacts or acquaintances.

I’m talking about those rare individuals who are:
• Intelligent and strategic
• Driven and disciplined
• Honest and dependable

When you find people like this, everything shifts. 

They challenge you, push you, and lift you higher than you could go alone.

And here’s what separates good leaders from great ones:
They are generous, not because they have to, but because they know it multiplies results.

Here’s what that looks like in practice:

1/ Invest in your people
↳ Give guidance, resources, and time to those who matter.

2/ Recognize contributions
↳ Publicly and privately acknowledge effort and results.

3/ Create growth opportunities
↳ Challenge your team to stretch and lead initiatives.

4/ Be available strategically
↳ Your presence and advice matter most where it moves the needle.

5/ Prioritize relationships over transactions
↳ Strong human connections outlast processes and profits.

Stop asking, 
“Who will help me succeed?”

Start asking, 
“Who can I help win today?”

P.S. Which relationships in your circle need your generosity this week?

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Controlling your emotions is a superpower, especially at work.

Disrespect doesn’t always show up as shouting.

Sometimes it’s subtle.

A dismissive comment. 
A passive-aggressive tone.

And in that moment, you either react emotionally, or respond like a leader.

Over the years, I’ve learned that how you respond in those uncomfortable moments determines the energy of the whole conversation.

Here are 10 go-to phrases to help you hold your ground without losing your cool:

❌ “Whatever.”
✅ “Let’s keep this professional. I want this to be a productive conversation.”

❌ “You always interrupt me.”
✅ “I’d like to finish my thought before we move on.”

❌ “You clearly don’t respect me.”
✅ “I value respectful dialogue. Can we start again?”

❌ “Wow, that was rude.”
✅ “I’d appreciate a more respectful tone so we can move forward productively.”

❌ “You never listen.”
✅ “Let’s reset. I’m here to collaborate, not to compete.”

❌ “You’re being impossible.”
✅ “I’m open to different perspectives, but mutual respect is non-negotiable.”

❌ “That’s not true at all.”
✅ “I don’t think that assumption is fair. Let me clarify.”

❌ “Are you serious right now?”
✅ “Let’s stay focused on the facts so we can move forward productively.”

❌ “If you’ve got a problem, say it.”
✅ “If there’s a concern, I’m happy to address it directly and respectfully.”

❌ “I’m done with this.”
✅ “Let’s take a moment and revisit this when we’re both in a better headspace.”

Remember:
You can’t control how others speak to you

but you can control how you respond.

Agree?

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If you’re tired of pushing without seeing progress, read this.

Most people chase methods.
Few pause long enough to clarify meaning.

Because direction without depth
leads to distraction.

If you’re feeling stuck or scattered lately
you might not need a new strategy.

You might just need a stronger why.

Here are 5 quick ways to reconnect with it:

1️⃣ Pause before you plan.
Don’t rush into action, return to purpose first.

2️⃣ Ask: “Why does this truly matter?”
Repeat until the answer feels felt, not rehearsed.

3️⃣ Align your goals with your values.
If it’s not rooted in meaning, motivation fades fast.

4️⃣ Lead with clarity, not speed.
People follow conviction more than direction.

5️⃣ Revisit your why often.
Purpose is a compass, it drifts if ignored.

The leaders who sustain success
aren’t the busiest ones
they’re the clearest.

When the why is clear,
the how becomes inevitable.

P.S. What’s one thing you’re doing this week that’s deeply tied to your “why”?

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Some seasons in life are so loud that we forget to look around… 

and actually see them.

We forget that

the work we’re doing today
the clients we serve
the opportunities we have
the stability we once begged for
the peace we prayed over
the person we’ve become

None of this is accidental.

It’s an answered prayer wearing everyday clothes.

But when your eyes are only on the next milestone,
your mind whispers

“I’m behind,”

even when your life is proof that you’re not.

Here’s what I remind founders, leaders, and high-performers:

Five grounding truths to bring you back to clarity

1/ Look back without shame.
Your younger self would be proud of the ground you’ve covered.

2/ Honor progress that isn’t loud.
Not every win makes noise, some wins simply make you stronger.

3/ Don’t rush the room you’re in.
There are lessons and blessings here that won’t exist at the next level.

4/ Lead with gratitude, not urgency.
Leaders who slow down make better decisions and build healthier teams.

5/ Build forward with intention.
You can grow aggressively and still stay anchored in grace.

If today feels overwhelming, remember this:

You’re not behind.
You’re becoming.
And you’re standing inside what you once prayed for.

Curious, what’s one blessing you prayed for in the past that you’re living in today?
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Sorry is a powerful word.

But saying it too often dilutes your influence at work.

Ever noticed how often “sorry” slips out of your mouth…

even when there’s nothing to apologize for?

→ We say it when we speak up.
→ When we need clarity.
→ Even when we dare to take up space.

Over-apologizing isn’t humility.

It’s a habit.

One that quietly tells people not to take you seriously.

So here’s the shift…

Instead of apologizing for everything, try replacing the reflex with language that reflects your worth.

Here are 10 ways you can stop reflexive sorries:

1. Sorry for the delay.
 → Thank you for your patience.
2. Sorry to bother you. 
→ Appreciate you making time for this.
3. Sorry for the confusion.
 → Let me clarify that for you.
4. Sorry for asking so many questions.
→ I value your insight as I learn more.
5. Sorry I missed that. 
 → Thanks for catching that. I’ve updated it now.
6. Sorry for jumping in. 
 → May I offer a thought here?
7. Sorry if that didn’t make sense.
→ Let me rephrase that to be clearer.
8. Sorry, I’m not sure how to do this.
 → Could you walk me through the next step?
9. Sorry for venting.
 → Thank you for listening.
10. Sorry for taking up your time.
 → Grateful for the opportunity to share this.

Small changes like these can transform how others perceive you.

Give it a try. 

You’ll be surprised how much more confident and influential you feel.

P.S. Which reframe do you think will have the biggest impact in your conversations?

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10 Leadership Habits Draining the Life Out of Your Team:

(and what to do instead)

You don’t need to yell to burn your team out.

Exhaustion isn’t always loud. 

Sometimes, 
— it’s quiet compliance, 
— slow disengagement, 
— and high turnover.

Burnout doesn’t just come from workload.

It comes from how people are led.

Here are 10 common leadership mistakes that lead to burnout, and how to flip the script:

1. Being Always “Available” Means They Have to Be, Too
⤷ Availability ≠ accessibility.
Instead: Set boundaries and normalize disconnecting.

2. Delegating Tasks, But Not Trust
⤷ If they have to ask permission for every decision, they’re not owning the work.
Instead: Delegate outcomes, not just to-do’s.

3. Performance > People
⤷ Metrics matter but people do, too.
Instead: Balance the numbers with regular human check-ins.

4. Meetings That Drain Instead of Drive
⤷ Too many meetings = too little thinking time.
Instead: Protect deep work and make meetings meaningful.

5. Unclear Priorities = Confused Teams
⤷ Everything can’t be top priority.
Instead: Make it crystal clear what moves the needle.

6. Rewarding Overwork with… More Work
⤷ Your best people aren’t bottomless.
Instead: Build support around them, not on top of them.

7. Skipping Small Wins
⤷ Waiting for big milestones kills momentum.
Instead: Celebrate progress, not just perfection.

8. Lack of Career Conversations
⤷ “We’ll talk growth later” is a morale killer.
Instead: Show them they have a future—now.

9. Assuming Silence = Satisfaction
⤷ Just because they’re not complaining doesn’t mean they’re okay.
Instead: Ask often. Listen deeply.

10. Leading Like a Machine in a Human World
⤷ Over-efficiency kills connection.
Instead: Be real, not robotic.

A reminder for every leader: 

Your energy is contagious. So is your stress.

Leadership doesn’t require perfection

just awareness.

Fixing even one of these can change how your team feels, performs, and stays.

P.S. What’s one small shift you can make today to reduce burnout on your team?

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Give me 3 minutes and I’ll simplify 5 concepts that will change how you move through life.

Not motivational quotes.
Not clichés.

Just human truths we all bump into, whether we realize it or not.
 
 1/ Time Will Stretch if You Let It (Parkinson’s truth)

Give a task a week… it takes a week.
Give it an hour… suddenly you move with intention.
When you shrink the container, you shrink the chaos.

Short deadlines are a kindness to your future self.

2/ The Goal Trap (Goodhart’s insight)

When you obsess over one target, you often lose everything that supports it.
I’ve seen people chase revenue and burn through their health.
Chase recognition and lose their relationships.

Success requires zooming out, not locking in.

3/ The Unfinished Echo (Zeigarnik’s reminder)

Your brain hates open loops.
That’s why starting is often more important than finishing.
Begin the scary task, even for 5 minutes and something inside you won’t let it go.

It will call you back.

4/ The 80/20 Advantage (Pareto’s power)

Life rewards the few things you do with excellence—
not the 50 things you do with exhaustion.

Identify the 20% that moves the needle.
Give it your best.
Let the rest be background noise.

5/ The Outsider’s Wisdom (Solomon’s paradox)

Have you ever noticed how you coach others brilliantly…
yet crumble when facing your own decisions?
Same.
Distance brings clarity.
Step out of the emotion before you step into the solution.

If any of these hit a nerve, trust that feeling.

Awareness is the first step toward leading yourself better.

P.S. Which one felt the most true for where you are today?
 
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What does that mean for video creators?

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The exact audit that saved me 10 hours a week (without working faster).

There comes a point when hard work stops working.

When you realize your calendar is full 
but you feel empty.

You’re running faster,
but your days still disappear.

Every founder hits this wall.

The business grows,
but so does the chaos.

Before you hire another person
or add another tool

pause.

Run this simple audit:

1️⃣ What drains your energy but doesn’t need you?
If someone else can do it 80% as well,
it’s time to hand it off.

2️⃣ What have you explained more than twice this month?
That’s not miscommunication.
That’s a missing process.

3️⃣ Where are you reacting instead of leading?
Emails, approvals, last-minute fires 
they’re not leadership.

They’re signals of poor design.

Take an honest look.

Then choose:

→ Delete what doesn’t matter.
→ Delegate what someone else can own.
→ Design a system for what repeats.

Do this every month.
You’ll buy back your peace
long before you buy back your time.

Because leadership isn’t about doing more.
It’s about doing what only you can do,

and designing systems for everything else.

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I used to think growth would give me freedom.

But as the business grew, everything started needing me even more.

That’s when I realized:

Growth without systems doesn’t create freedom.

It creates dependency.

There are 4 levels of business freedom:

Level 1 — Reactive:
You’re putting out fires. Everything depends on you.

Level 2 — Responsive:
Some systems exist, but they only work when you’re involved.
(This is where most founders get stuck.)

Level 3 — Proactive:
Processes are documented. The team can handle most decisions.

Level 4 — Strategic:
The business runs by design, not by your daily presence.

The real work is learning how to move from being the overwhelmed operator

to calm, systems-driven leader. 

That’s what The Self-Running Business Playbook™ is designed for.

This is the shift I help founders make.

It’s the shift that gave me my life back.

If you felt this in your chest,
comment “FREEDOM” and I’ll send the early access waitlist.

— Sandra Pellumbi

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We’re so busy building, leading, solving…

that we rush past the miracle of simply having another day.

Another breath.
Another lesson.
Another step toward who we’re becoming.

If yesterday felt heavy,

today is your reminder that God didn’t bring you this far to leave you here.

You’re still being trusted with purpose.

Still being given time to grow into the leader you’re meant to be.

So take this morning slowly.

Anchor your thoughts.

Move with intention instead of pressure.

Here are 5 gentle resets for founders, leaders, and professionals:

1. Begin your day with intention, not reaction.
— Decide what matters before the world decides for you.

2. Protect your mental bandwidth.
— Most distractions disguise themselves as “urgent.” Choose what’s essential.

3. Turn mistakes into data.
— Every misstep is information you can use to make better decisions.

4. Lead yourself first.
— Your clarity, habits, and mindset set the tone for everyone around you.

5. Let grace be part of your strategy.
— High performance doesn’t require harshness, it requires alignment.

You woke up today.

That alone means you’re being given another chance

to lead with purpose,
to build with clarity,
and to rise with grace.

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Avatars finally broke out of the static frame.

They’re no longer stuck in one spot, nodding at the camera.

Now they move in 3-dimensional space.

Walk into a scene.
Gesture with purpose.
Demonstrate a process.
Act out a story.

Everything on screen
the outfit
the background
the motion
comes from one single text prompt.

This shifts AI video from presentation to performance.

From explaining to demonstrating.
From telling to showing.

What once required a full production crew
is now something you can create from your laptop.

Synthesia just made AI video feel alive

and they made it available on every plan, even Freemium!

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