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We invite you to view the blog posts and articles that our founder has curated over the years. These resources focus on tools, tips, and strategy pearls that can advance your approach and understanding. Enjoy!

Progress Is Happening – Don’t Miss It

Lately, I’ve found myself thinking about this more than ever: How do we stay motivated when the need feels endless? In healthcare, and especially in work rooted in improving systems, advancing inclusion, and strengthening communities, there is no shortage of problems...

When Commitment Outpaces Infrastructure

Picture it: A health system announces a bold initiative to close disparities in surgical outcomes. There’s a press release. A town hall. A task force with an impressive name and a longer list of attendees. Twelve months later, the data hasn’t moved. The task force has...

Your Strategy Didn’t Fail – The Context Changed

There is a specific kind of doubt that sets in when something you built with care stops producing results. A quality improvement initiative that drove real, measurable change for two years suddenly meets resistance at the board level. A nationally recognized workforce...

In a Noisy System, the Edge Belongs to the Prepared

There is no shortage of information right now. Every day, there’s something new to process. A headline, a policy shift, a different take on where healthcare is headed. And if I’m being honest, I know many of you are feeling it too… that sense that even with all of...

Lead with What You Know – and Who You Know

Why sharpening your skills (and your circle) matters more than ever. One of the most important lessons I’ve learned over the past year is this: coalition building is more than collaboration—it’s a survival strategy. As a surgeon and senior health equity leader, I used...

Courage Over Comfort

If there was ever a moment for courageous leadership, it’s now. Across hospitals, professional societies, and industry companies, I see a growing temptation to do what feels safest—wait, pause, hunker down until the storm passes. I call this the "frozen zone"—that...

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