To unlock your team’s potential, start with yourself.

A deck is a presentation that serves as a valuable tool for consolidating ideas. It helps ensure clarity within the team's execution and provides stakeholders with a clear vision of what to expect.

Today, I wanted to share some valuable insights to project managing effectively. Whether you're a seasoned project manager or just starting out in this role, these principles will help you navigate the complexities of project management and guide the path to project success.

I wanted to take a moment to share some reflections with you from VOUSCon, an annual conference hosted by my church. Serving at VOUSCon has been an incredible experience. Core memories! Yet it has also reminded me of the importance of prioritizing well-being amidst demanding commitments. Especially now as a parent.

Have you ever found yourself working on a project, only to realize that you didn't meet expectations simply because you weren't aware of what they were? Have you ever received feedback that turned out to be personal preferences, all because clear goals hadn't been set from the beginning?

As a Creative Director, one of the most significant responsibilities we have is taking care of the people we work with. This aspect of the role brings immense opportunities for growth and development, both personally and professionally.

I wanted to share with you a valuable tool that has completely transformed the way I work: the Creative Process. Although it's fundamental to creative work, many creatives fail to implement it, resulting in solutions that aren’t their best. Don't let that happen to you.

Have you ever felt so unsure about something that it paralyzed you? An experience like that can make or break you.

I’ve been thinking about the impact of character in our careers. The “success” I’ve had has come from consistent character, not just skill. I’ve been granted “access” before I had skill. That’s a beautiful thing — it signals that those around you trust in you enough based mostly on character. Why? Because good character is embedded with qualities that see things through and do them well.