Good Things Are Gonna Come

Good Things Are Gonna Come We believe in the transformative power of confidence to open doors and ignite success.

Where confidence meets opportunity and transformation begins—this is your space to grow, challenge yourself, and embrace the powerful journey of personal growth.

QUIT! Quit smoking.Quit the job that is making you miserable.Quit the relationship that keeps breaking you.Quit saying y...
09/09/2026

QUIT!

Quit smoking.
Quit the job that is making you miserable.
Quit the relationship that keeps breaking you.
Quit saying yes when you mean no.
Quit drinking if it’s destroying you.
Quit chasing people who don’t choose you.
Quit habits that are keeping you stuck.

There are plenty of things in life worth quitting.

But DON’T QUIT ON YOURSELF.

Don’t quit because it’s taking longer than you thought it would.

Don’t quit because someone else is further ahead.

Don’t quit because today you’re questioning whether any of it is working.

Don’t quit on something you still believe in just because believing in it feels hard right now.

Don’t quit dreaming.

Don’t quit because you feel alone.

Sometimes you need to change direction, et something go, and sometimes you need to know the difference between something that needs to end and something that just needs more time.

September is su***de prevention month. If you or someone you know is in crisis, support is available 24/7. Call or text 988 to reach the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline. 💜

***depreventionmonth

Dogs get it! 🐾 They don’t overthink, they don’t hold grudges, and they definitely don’t worry about looking cool. My dog...
09/09/2026

Dogs get it! 🐾

They don’t overthink, they don’t hold grudges, and they definitely don’t worry about looking cool. My dog Alice seems to have mastered the art of unconditional love.

It’s funny how something so simple can teach us so much. Like how connection doesn’t need to be complicated.

When was the last time you let someone know how much they mean to you? Send the text. Give the hug. Because life’s too short not to love like a dog does: freely, fully, and with zero hesitation.

A year ago, I was training for the NYC Marathon, and this weekend (last year) I ran 16 miles.Today it was 5 miles and I ...
09/05/2026

A year ago, I was training for the NYC Marathon, and this weekend (last year) I ran 16 miles.

Today it was 5 miles and I feel lazy. But … it’s better than 0 right?!

I’m sad I’m not training for the marathon this year. I miss having that big goal. I miss the long runs. I even miss the part where you spend half your weekend running and then wondering why you signed up for a marathon in the first place.

But I have to remind myself that sometimes the win isn’t 16 miles. Sometimes it’s 5 miles. And sometimes it’s just getting your shoes on and getting out the door.

So, I’m counting it!

Celebrate your small wins. They count too. ❤️

Anyone else have something big going on today?Something you’ve been planning, building, stressing about, losing sleep ov...
09/03/2026

Anyone else have something big going on today?

Something you’ve been planning, building, stressing about, losing sleep over, and waiting forever to finally get here?

Today’s the day.

Let’s do this. You’ve got this. ❤️

’sGo

Labor Day is coming, which apparently means summer is supposed to be over and I can’t wear this white dress until next s...
09/02/2026

Labor Day is coming, which apparently means summer is supposed to be over and I can’t wear this white dress until next spring.

Summer has always been my favorite season. Long days, warm nights, fire flies (which I don’t get in Colorado but I get summer hummingbirds).

I’m apparently in the minority though. In a YouGov survey this year, only 26% of Americans chose summer as their favorite season. Fall won with 32%.

Seems like so many people are always trying to rush into the next season. Can we just slow down?

Before everyone starts shoving pumpkins in my face and telling me to put in my fall boots and sweaters and eat all the pumpkin spice EVERYTHING…

Tell me, what are you going to miss about summer?

I love events!!All parts of them! I love the pretty parts of course. The room when it’s finally set. The beautiful signa...
09/01/2026

I love events!!

All parts of them!

I love the pretty parts of course. The room when it’s finally set. The beautiful signage. The vendor booths. The little details people probably don’t even notice. The goody bags with tissue paper that I spend way too much time fluffing.

But weirdly, I love the no so pretty parts too.

The boxes everywhere. The last-minute print run. Realizing you need 40 more copies of something you thought you already printed. Tracking FEDEX packages 25 times a day!

But events aren’t cheap! 🤪

Venue fees. Food. Drinks. Printing. Décor. Tickets and registration platforms. Signage. Goody bags. Emcees, Random things you didn’t know you needed until 48 hours before the event.

And AV. Dear God, AV.

Somehow the microphones, projector and a couple of lights can cost more than feeding an entire room of human beings. 😂

Then comes the week of the event, when your house or office looks like a small fulfillment center, you have 47 lists, you wake up at 3:00 a.m. remembering something completely insignificant that suddenly feels like a national emergency, and at least one thing you ordered is definitely not showing up on time.

I’ve been producing events for more than 20 years and every time I’m in the middle of this part, I think:

Why do I love this so much?

And then the doors open or the start gun fires, the guest arrive and the venue fills up.

Something that existed only in your head and on a hundred spreadsheets suddenly becomes a real experience that people are having together.

And in that moment I think, There is nothing else I’d rather be doing.

So yes, this is what event production looks like a few days before VoiceQuest CONNECT.

Getting excited for Thursday!!

If you live to be 80 you get 29,220 days on earth. Time - it’s one of the most valuable commodities we have, that we can...
08/31/2026

If you live to be 80 you get 29,220 days on earth.

Time - it’s one of the most valuable commodities we have, that we can never get back.

Sure, we have memories, but once a moment is gone, it’s gone forever. That’s why it’s crucial to use our time with intention.

Think about it - how often do you fritter away your time on things that don’t truly matter or bring you joy? Whether it’s endlessly scrolling through social media or putting off important tasks, we’re essentially throwing away our time.

Using your time with intention doesn’t always mean pushing yourself to the limit or constantly being on the go. It’s also important to rest and recharge, especially when you’re feeling overwhelmed or burnt out.

Resting with intention means being mindful of how we’re spending our time and making sure that we’re truly taking care of ourselves. It means giving ourselves permission to slow down, be present, and do things that bring us joy.

So, make a promise to yourself - use your time intentionally. Let’s prioritize the things that bring us happiness, fulfillment, and joy. Make every moment count.

Dolly Parton wrote “I Will Always Love You” in 1974 when she was leaving Porter Wagoner’s show to pursue a solo career. ...
08/27/2026

Dolly Parton wrote “I Will Always Love You” in 1974 when she was leaving Porter Wagoner’s show to pursue a solo career.

Years later, Elvis Presley wanted to record it. For a songwriter from East Tennessee who had grown up loving Elvis, this was enormous.

Then, Elvis’s manager, Colonel Tom Parker, told her they would only record it if she gave up half of the publishing rights.

And she said no.

Not because she didn’t want Elvis to sing it. She desperately did. She has said she cried over the decision. But she also understood that the song belonged to her and that the publishing rights could matter for the rest of her life.

So Elvis never recorded it.

Then almost 20 years later, Whitney Houston recorded the song for The Bodyguard. Her version spent 14 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and became one of the most successful recordings in music history. Dolly still owned her publishing.

But Dolly didn’t know Whitney was coming.

She didn’t know that saying no to Elvis would eventually become one of the best business decisions of her life.

She only knew that what she had created was worth more than what she was being asked to give it away for.

Sometimes knowing your worth means saying no (even to Elvis) long before you know what the yes will be.

I’ve never been able to get an orchid to bloom twice.The last one I had, I kept alive for almost a year after the flower...
08/27/2026

I’ve never been able to get an orchid to bloom twice.

The last one I had, I kept alive for almost a year after the flowers fell off. I researched how to water it. I moved it around to try more sun, less sun.

I kept waiting for another flower, but never happened.

When I moved into my new place in May, my landlord gave me an orchid. It was beautiful! Then, after a few months, the flowers fell off.

I was so sad but I kept watering it and talking nice to it, and a few days ago, I looked closely at the orchid and saw two tiny buds starting to grow.

I know it’s just an orchid.

But I’ve thought about those little buds a lot these past few days in a season of change.

I think we spend a lot of time assuming we know when a season is over. The flowers are gone and it gets quieter.

And meanwhile, something is already growing. You just have to keep watering it.

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