Everyone Wants a Village, But Who Is Becoming a Villager?
At the beginning of this year, something dawned on me. If I truly want to build a village that lasts, then I have to become the best version of the kind of villager that the village needs. So I stepped away. Not because I no longer valued connection and community.Not because I wanted to disappear from the spaces […]
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What Errol Walton Barrow Still Teaches Us About Leadership, Freedom, and Courage
Today, we pause as an independent nation to honour not just a fellow Barbadian, but a visionary and architect of possibility, by the name of Errol Walton Barrow. Now, I was born a year before his passing, so I would say I did not live during his lifetime, and there are definitely more than a few […]
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40 Lessons at 40: What I’m Taking With Me Into 2026
On this day, the 7th of January 2026, I have turned 40. Yeah… me, 40 years old! Four decades of living, leading, learning, and unlearning. During my entire final year of my 30s and now as I face this milestone head-on, I’ve been reflecting, not just on the journey behind me, but on the wisdom it’s carved into […]
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Lead Like Heaven Is Watching
Dear LeadHers, As the calendar is about to turn and we prepare to step into a new year, I want to leave you with this truth:Your impact is not measured by the volume of your voice, but the alignment of your life.In 2025, we spoke about identity, self-leadership, and the quiet courage it takes to shift […]
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Is It Giving or “Giving Back”? Rethinking the Heart Behind the Season
Every year around this time, I find myself quietly observing the world in motion. The lights go up. The music softens hearts. Calendars fill with potlucks, toy drives, and outreach events. Also, something beautiful happens: people seem lighter, happier, and more willing to give, and not just of gifts, but of time, attention, and care.It’s a season […]
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When the Applause Fades: What Leadership Leaves Behind
Good leadership is not about the length of time one holds power. It’s about the quality of impact created while there. And yet, far too often, especially in long-standing politics, what lingers at the end of a leader’s tenure is not gratitude or reverence, but desperation, fatigue, and a quiet exhale of collective relief. The kind […]
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The Illusion of Experience: Are You Growing or Just Repeating?
“Some people don’t have 20 years of experience. They have one year of experience repeated 20 times.” — Ginny ClarkeWhen I first heard Ginny Clarke say that, it stopped me in my tracks. I paused the podcast, rewound it, and played it again. It wasn’t just a clever line; it was a callout. Because I’ve seen it on […]
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