Courageous Conversations for Work and Life
I write for the moments most people avoid.
The conversations that feel too awkward, emotional, or risky to have, but that quietly shape our careers, relationships, and lives.
Whether it’s grief, a health crisis, or a workplace challenge, I’ve seen firsthand how avoidance erodes trust, derails potential, and keeps people stuck.
My books give readers the tools, language, and courage to face those moments head-on, so they can build stronger connections, navigate conflict without taking it personally, and grow into leaders who create clarity instead of chaos.
If you read my books, you won’t just walk away with stories; you’ll leave with a practical framework to handle the hard stuff and the confidence to speak up when it matters most.
Escaping the Workaround Bucket
Unstoppable
Heaven's Bell
A practical leadership fable for early-career professionals and the executives developing them. Learn to spot silent bottlenecks before they stall progress.
A powerful guide to navigating life's unexpected challenges. Learn how to foster courageous conversations and build absolute clarity when high-stakes decisions matter most.
An Amazon bestselling series exploring grief, transition, and the inevitable moments we seek to avoid. This series offers a thoughtful path toward personal ownership and healing.
Reader Praise
“These inspirational stories show how the experiences of leaders drive their passion to make an impact. By sharing their vulnerability and authenticity, the authors have created a real-world model for aspiring leaders."
– Tina D.
“Beautifully written! Great for any age, and especially younger kids and teens. Our daughter (17) lost a friend 6 months ago to suicide and said it was comforting to imagine heaven that way, for all our loved ones. Would highly recommend!”
– Jayne S.
“As a clinical social worker for 30 years, this a great story to help the grieving process. It is an easy story for children to understand and just as beneficial for adults. I read Heaven’s Bell six weeks after my father died and has forever changed how I envision my loved ones who have died.”
– Kevin P.
