Would You Follow You?

By Jodi Ashbrook

It is common when people here the word, “leader” to associate it with things like title, position, money, achievement, power. While these generalizations to the concept of leadership may be a way at looking at the concept of leadership, it is not the lens that will help us to see the true meaning of the [...]

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Our mind can be our most faithful ally or our most dangerous enemy. It is one of the most powerful; if not the most powerful tools we have to shape and mold our life. As life unravels, we choose how we will think of the elements that come together to form our experience. One of [...]

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A fresh new year is always a magical time. It is the official benchmark that signifies an end and a beginning. There is a quote at the end of one of my favorite movies, Hope Floats, that says, “beginnings are scary, endings are sad, it is the middle that counts.” December 31st marks a global [...]

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  Have you ever experienced a connection to certain places or people in your life that you knew deep down you had outgrown? When you make the decision to make a life change with places or relationships it is common to miss what you once had and cling to the comfort of what you used [...]

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I have always disliked running. I haven’t disliked running because of the exercise itself, I disliked running because of how it made me feel physically and emotionally. When I ran, my breathing was labored and I would get a metallic taste in my mouth and a debilitating side cramp after only running 5 short minutes. [...]

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I have been fortunate to have many mentors in my career. Mentors we know, trust and respect are a very important part of our journey in personal and professional growth. I have had one mentor in particular who has been influential for me over the past three years. Not only has he been a professional [...]

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  So, let me illustrate the picture of inspiration for you. It is a Wednesday, 9:30 p.m. the room is 110 degrees with 40% humidity. The heat and intensity is overwhelming. The person next to me has already given up and the person in front of me is losing intensity as we continue down this [...]

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How To Cook Up Your Magic

By Jodi Ashbrook

Authentic growth and development takes time, specific tools and the right ingredients. Whether you realize it or not, we are all in a constant state of development. The question is what tools and ingredients are you using in the recipe to develop your greatness and discover your magic? I am not talking about a pull [...]

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