Oneness JOURNAL

I am starting the Oneness Leadership Circle because I want to make this moment contagious. You have felt this before. You are sitting with a thought, turning it over, practicing it quietly in your own life. And then one morning you open a podcast or scroll past a post, and there it is. The same […]

On learning yourself, honoring your depth, and letting the next chapter reveal itself. There is a quiet assumption many of us carry into our lives. That the next chapter is something you decide. You pick a direction. You name the goal. You build the plan. Then you move toward it with discipline. And for a […]

There is a moment in leadership where thinking starts to feel heavy. More effort. More analysis. More noise. And it quietly gets labeled as depth. It isn’t. What most leaders call deep thinking is actually overthinking wearing a serious face. And the cost of confusing the two shows up everywhere. In decisions that take weeks […]

Nine days into April. Nearly three weeks into spring. And I have done the work of months The ideas are flowing. The energy is available. The current is moving with me. I am still working, still showing up fully, still putting in the hours. I am just swimming with the river instead of against it. […]

Circle leadership is not failing because the model is wrong. It fails because the people inside it are not ready for what it requires. There is a conversation happening in organizational culture right now about flatter structures, shared power, and collaborative decision-making. Circle leadership, holacracy, distributed authority. It all sounds like the future. And in […]

There is a unique kind of exhaustion. Not from doing too much, but from being misunderstood by the people who could have gained the most from knowing you. You are building something. A startup. A coaching practice. A third thing that does not have a clean name yet. You are also available, capable, and deeply […]

There is a kind of leader I work with often. Someone who learns fast, who enters a space and absorbs everything it has to offer, and who, within about a year, finds that something has quietly shifted. They listen to the same teacher or revisit the same material and think: I already know this. Not […]

What History and Real Experience Reveal Something is happening right now in boardrooms across the country. Leaders are cutting jobs because they feel pressure to cut jobs. Not because they have done the research. Not because they have a thoughtful plan. Because every headline says they should, because peers are doing it, and because “AI” […]

The Conversation Most Families Never Have Most families don’t talk about love honestly. They talk about weddings. They talk about children. They talk about the house, the career, the image. But the real conversation — the messy, vulnerable one about what went wrong and why — that one stays buried. I wish it didn’t. The […]

Watch two men talk. Really watch. They talk about the game. The market. The restaurant they tried last weekend. Kids’ soccer practice. Maybe the new car. All of it is external. All of it is safe. And none of it touches what is actually going on inside. The Conversation That Never Happens Over two decades […]