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The shift I didn’t expect after winning this award

Last month, I had the honor of winning the Titan 100 award for the second year in a row. My mother and godmother flew in to celebrate. My daughters and their best friend came. My bestie and my love were there. I was surrounded by joy, pride, and a whole lot of love. In a…

Confidence, Depression, Empathy, Leadership, Self-esteem

No One Becomes a Great Manager by Accident

Most people aren’t trained to be great managers. They’re promoted because they were excellent individual contributors. But leading people is an entirely different job. The shift from peer to manager, from doing the work to guiding others, can be awkward, overwhelming, and even isolating, especially without support. Right now, we’re working with a client who…

Confidence, Leadership, Relationships

Knowing When It’s Time: Leadership, Liberation, and Life-Changing Decisions

June is my liberation month. It holds my birthday, Juneteenth, and the anniversary of one of the most pivotal decisions I’ve ever made. Three years ago, I sat on a quiet set of steps and said something aloud that I had been holding for far too long. I didn’t know exactly what would happen next….

Confidence, General, Grief, Leadership, Relationships, Self-care, Self-esteem, Self-love

Missed the Webinar? Here’s How to Lead with Clarity in Uncertain Times

Thank you to everyone who joined us for last week’s webinar, Leading Through Uncertainty. The conversation was powerful, timely, and based on your messages deeply needed. If you missed it (or want to revisit the highlights), we’ve got you covered. Below is a recap of the key insights, frameworks, and questions we explored together. Because…

Anxiety, Leadership, Self-care, Stress

Transform Your Workday: Excellence with Ease™ for Busy Professionals

As we move deeper into 2025, it’s common for the excitement of New Year resolutions to fade. Many of us, especially high-achieving professionals, set ambitious goals for the year ahead. However, sticking to them can often feel like a challenge. Consider taking a different approach to work smarter and not harder – to practice Excellence…

Anxiety, Leadership, Self-care, Stress

Dr. King, Inauguration Day & Work Conversations: Are You Ready?

T.H.I.N.K. Before You Speak: 5 Principles for Handling Polarizing Conversations in the Workplace This year, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day and Inauguration Day are on the same day. Some people will acknowledge one celebration and not the other, while others will celebrate both. This dissonance that we’re experiencing politically and culturally seeps into the…

General, Leadership

Establishing a Joyful Work Culture: Lessons from Creativity Strategist Dr. Natalie Nixon

I spoke with Dr. Natalie Nixon, a creative strategist and thought leader, about creativity and play at work. Through her Wonder and Rigor model, Dr. Nixon reveals how we can combine structure and play to foster creativity, enhance emotional intelligence, and ultimately achieve deeper satisfaction in our careers and lives. Here are some of the…

General, Leadership, NEW at The Ladipo Group

End of Year

Celebrating 20 years in business was a huge milestone for us in 2024, and we couldn’t have done it without you. Thank you for being part of our journey! We’re filled with gratitude and look forward to many more milestones in the coming years. Wishing you a joyous new year!

General, Leadership

Excellence with Ease™: It Doesn’t Have To Be So Hard

Do you ever think, “It shouldn’t be this hard”? Whether it’s a challenging project at work or a strained relationship, sometimes it feels like the effort required is more trouble than it’s worth. But what if there was a way to do things with less struggle and more ease? One of our core values at…

General, Leadership

3 Common Leadership Mistakes – and How to Avoid Them

You’re not alone if you’ve ever felt frustrated by workplace culture. Many leaders struggle to navigate the evolving dynamics of today’s workforce. To successfully lead through this change, moving beyond outdated methods is essential. Here are three common mistakes leaders make during this cultural evolution—and how to avoid them. Mistake #1: Overlooking the Value of…

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