A creative pause for the mind, body, and spirit.
Welcome to a space designed to inspire clarity, courage, and intentional living. Whether you're navigating transition, seeking fresh perspective, or simply need a moment to catch your breath—this is your invitation to slow down, tune in, and reconnect with what matters most. Through stories, reflections, and creative tools, Recalibration Station helps you realign with your purpose and move forward with renewed energy and vision.
What started as a thrilling rafting trip quickly became an unexpected masterclass in leadership, communication, and team dynamics. From learning the importance of knowing who’s in your boat to embracing the power of trade-offs, this wild ride offers ten powerful lessons for navigating the unpredictable waters of life and leadership.
You’re Not Lost - You’re Learning a New Language
You’re Not Lost—You’re Learning a New Language
Change can feel disorienting, especially when it wasn’t fully your choice. You may find yourself saying, “I don’t feel like myself” or “Why am I reacting this way?” But what if the confusion isn’t a sign of failure—just proof that you’re adapting?
In this week’s blog, I explore how transition affects our sense of self and how tools like DISC can help us understand what’s really going on beneath the surface.
Fuel for the Journey: Celebrating the Wins
Life isn’t just about big milestones. It’s about the quiet wins—surprising conversations, small acts of courage, intentional pauses. When we stop to notice them, we find the fuel for growth, joy, and momentum.
The “I CAN” Mindset: Leading Yourself to Success
Your mindset shapes your actions, decisions, relationships, and leadership. A negative mindset isn’t just about self-doubt—it directly impacts your success and opportunities. If you constantly tell yourself, “I can’t,” or “I’m not good enough,” you’re not just thinking negatively—you’re creating real barriers in your life.
Henry Ford once said, “Whether you think you can or think you can’t, you’re right.” This means that our beliefs shape our reality. A negative mindset can lead to: