Sometimes your energy speaks before your words ever do. In this conversation, Kwesiwa Quaison-Sackey and I talk about how the vibration you carry, your presence, honesty, and truth, shapes everything from your relationships to your leadership. Kwesiwa shares her journey of understanding herself through the lens of neurodiversity, looking back on early signs of autism such as sensory sensitivity, focused interests, and discomfort with surface-level interaction. Instead of trying to fit in or m...
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Sometimes your energy speaks before your words ever do. In this conversation, Kwesiwa Quaison-Sackey and I talk about how the vibration you carry, your presence, honesty, and truth, shapes everything from your relationships to your leadership. Kwesiwa shares her journey of understanding herself through the lens of neurodiversity, looking back on early signs of autism such as sensory sensitivity, focused interests, and discomfort with surface-level interaction. Instead of trying to fit in or m...
What if the secret to personal and professional growth isn’t about having all the answers, but about asking better questions and being more curious? Megan Hoffer, a board-certified music therapist and training manager, brings a thoughtful, empowering approach to mental health, leadership, and learning. We talk about... Why we don’t need to have all the answers and how leaning on our team creates better outcomesWhat SMART goals really look like in real life and how to set ones we can ach...
Productivity with Peace of Mind
Sometimes your energy speaks before your words ever do. In this conversation, Kwesiwa Quaison-Sackey and I talk about how the vibration you carry, your presence, honesty, and truth, shapes everything from your relationships to your leadership. Kwesiwa shares her journey of understanding herself through the lens of neurodiversity, looking back on early signs of autism such as sensory sensitivity, focused interests, and discomfort with surface-level interaction. Instead of trying to fit in or m...
