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Happy Monday, Good People! Last week, we encouraged you to pause, reflect, and create space for what’s next. This week, ...
09/28/2026

Happy Monday, Good People!

Last week, we encouraged you to pause, reflect, and create space for what’s next. This week, the question we’re asking is:

What are you going to do with what the pause revealed?

We’re closing out September and preparing to enter the final quarter of the year. You don’t need a completely new plan, a long list of goals, or to have all of the answers.

You just need to identify the next right step or action.

So, as you begin this week, ask yourself:

1. What is one goal I want to make meaningful progress on before the end of the year?
2. What is one action I can take this week to move it forward?
3. What do I need to stop, start, or continue to do to support that progress?

Here’s to finishing September with intention and entering the final quarter of the year with clarity, focus, and fruitful momentum. 🚀

09/28/2026

This is your reminder as you look for your next THING, whatever that may be, that you only need the ONE right thing or opportunity! Don’t give up! You’re almost there.

RP: The National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS)

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After 27 rejections, Hoda Kotb was ready to quit. Then one person said, “I like what I see.” 🎤
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That’s all it took to change the trajectory of her career.
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You don’t need everyone to believe in you. You just need one.
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Watch the clip from her NSLS Speaker Broadcast. 💫
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Today is the perfect day for a meaningful pause.Today is the International Day of Peace, the final day of Summer in the ...
09/22/2026

Today is the perfect day for a meaningful pause.

Today is the International Day of Peace, the final day of Summer in the Western Hemisphere, and the Eve of the Autumn season.

This is a good time to remember that transitions don’t always require us to rush forward. Sometimes they invite us to slow down, reflect, and ask:

✨ What do I want to make peace with?
✨ What am I ready to release?
✨ What do I want to carry into this next season?

Sustainable growth requires us to create space for what matters, and for what’s coming next.

Take some time this evening or tomorrow to sit with these questions. Then, identify at least one action you can take based on what your answers reveal.

Here’s to entering a new season with greater peace, clarity, and intention. 🍂✨

Today, January 19, 2026, marks the 40th anniversary of the first nationwide observance and celebration of the Reverend D...
01/20/2026

Today, January 19, 2026, marks the 40th anniversary of the first nationwide observance and celebration of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day (MLK Day) as a federal holiday.

On this day each year, our social media feeds are flooded with clips and quotes that show a very palatable MLK. I love those quotes as much as the next person. They are inspiring and keep us focused on the main things: hope, faith, love, community, and humanity.

However, some of my favorite clips and quotes (such as the clip included in this post) are those that showed Dr. King’s vulnerability and utter frustration in fighting for something that we never should have needed to fight for in the first place. It showed his weariness, the fact that he never wanted to be a martyr, but he was fighting for a better life for all people, including himself and his family.

Being a person of purpose and a change maker often requires vacillating between multiple realities and truths.

We are hopeful, yet discouraged.
We are determined, yet weary.
We make progress, only to feel like the progress isn’t enough or is met with opposition at every side.

This does not mean that we give up, but it is a reminder to embrace our humanity, to implement rest as a practice, to stay in loving community and to give ourselves grace.

Read our “Love Letter to Changemakers” on goodsuccessnetwork.com or using the link in our bio.

01/19/2026

“Poverty is violence. Starving a child is violence. Suppressing a culture is violence. Neglecting school children is violence. Discrimination against a working person is violence. Ghetto housing is violence. Ignoring medical needs is violence. Contempt for equality is violence. And even the lack of will power to help humanity is a sick and sinister form of violence.” —Coretta Scott King

On this day, let us honor the courage, clarity, and commitment of both Kings.

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