For centuries, legacy was cast in bronze, etched in stone, and mounted on buildings.It was big, bold, visible — often tied to empire, endowment, or institution. Today, legacy has changed.Not because it no longer matters — but because the people shaping it have become more intentional, more symbolic, and more …
There’s a certain fatigue that sets in after years of “networking.”It’s not just physical. It’s emotional.It’s the weariness of moving from conversation to conversation, exchanging cards, making promises, and leaving events feeling both overstimulated and undernourished. If you’re a senior leader, founder, or strategist, chances are you’ve been in more …
There is a silence that follows success.It is not loud or dramatic. It doesn’t announce itself with trumpets or fanfare. It slips in, just after the exit speech, just before the emails start slowing down, just as your name begins to appear on fewer agendas. It arrives, quietly, in the …
