Watch this...

I was lucky enough to be asked to be a guest on this amazing podcast hosted by the amazing Suzanne Oshima.

When life gets overwhelming, it’s easy to lose sight of what matters most. Suzanne Oshima, Life Coach for Women interviews Eva Medilek on her journey of rebuilding her marriage after betrayal. Through vulnerability and reflection, Eva reveals how she and her husband turned heartbreak into a deeper, more meaningful connection—and the powerful lessons she learned about prioritizing relationships, listening, and finding strength in the toughest moments.

Here's the link to the podcast interview.

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11 Pillars of Confidence: Build and Lead an Empowered You 

by Arthur Rutledge

Looking for ways to leap into 2025 with the confidence to go full steam ahead? Then you might want to check out this book by my colleague Arthur Rutledge. If you are one of the many people struggling with a lack of self-worth, confidence, and uncertainty in your purpose, this book is just what you need. 

Through this book, Arthur aims to remind people that courage, persistence, self-belief, and creativity are essential to living a fulfilled life. The journey to confidence can be long and challenging, but with the right tools and mindset, anyone can overcome obstacles and step into their true potential.
 

Here's the link to purchase the book on Amazon.

Watching...

Netflix – Average Joe

Ok, this one surprised me. Full of relatively unknown actors (to me anyway), this was funny, suspenseful, surprising, and kept my attention the entire series. Honestly, I don’t even know what to compare it to. The story line, characters, plot twists, and comedy mix was like nothing I’ve ever seen before. I really hope that there is a second season. I have so many questions.

Announcing...

The Intimacy of Race

I’m proud to announce that my book The Intimacy of Race was a finalist in the 2024 Annual Goody Business Book Awards, in the Leadership – DEI category. This book was a labor of love and service during a time when many people were hurt, scared, and tired of being treated differently because of their race, color, or ethnicity.

It was an emotional undertaking for me and I’m proud that even though I wasn’t the winner, I got the recognition for my book and that it is still making a difference.
 

Finally,

My wish for you and yours is that you enjoy the richness found in the present moments. As you may or may not know, I brought my 92-year-old dad, who suffers from dementia, out here to California from New Jersey to spend a few weeks with us for Thanksgiving and his birthday.

Even though he’s at the relatively milder stage of dementia, the impact on his memory is both frustrating and sad. We would have such moments of enjoyment and when trying to talk about them later, he would have no idea that he had seen the Golden Gate Bridge or went to the movies with us to see Wicked. (Which I didn’t put on my list of recommendations because I didn’t have the popular reaction to the experience of seeing it)

Even now that he’s back home, he doesn’t remember being in California at all. My point in sharing this with you is that I know the memories I’m creating with him at this stage in my life are for me and my daughters. He enjoyed himself and I will forever remember his smiles and laughter while here.

I don’t know how far this will progress and what it will mean for him down the road. Heck, tomorrow is not guaranteed for any of us. Life can change in an instant. Please remember to enjoy the moments.

All the best and enjoy this season of holidays, endings, and beginnings,