The Brilliant Balance Blog

As we enter Thanksgiving week, we prepare to sit around a festive table with family and friends, delicious food and drinks, and enjoy each other’s company. If you’re like my family, at some point during the meal we take turns sharing what we’re most thankful for. It’s a beautiful practice to kick off our holiday […]

Last month, I had the privilege of hosting the Brilliant Balance Open. It’s an annual, close-to-my-heart, experience where clients from all over the U.S. take precious time out of their lives to spend two days with my team and me. Last year we held it virtually for the first time ever, but this year we […]

Benjamin Franklin famously ended each of his days with one question,   “What good did I do today?” It’s a great question to ponder for ourselves – a thoughtful, long-term, legacy question about the impact our lives are having on others. But now, in 2021, when our days swirl together in a bland mix of […]

Staying connected in our current environment of quarantine and social distancing requires creativity. It’s not an option to turn yourself into a hermit simply because you’re forced to stay away from other people physically. We’re wired for connection, after all. While we know things will eventually return to normal, there’s no doubt that some innovations […]

As a disclaimer, this episode was recorded prior to the social distancing impacts announced around current events. If any pieces of this episode sound slightly tone deaf, it’s because they were recorded in a world that had a very different tone. It’s amazing how the world can change in just a couple of weeks, isn’t […]

Hey Friends! I have a short special episode for you today because I want to let you know about something really cool that’s happening in the Brilliant Balance community this month – designed just for busy working moms! If you wanted to take part in one of our live workshops, but couldn’t work it into […]

Do you ever worry that you work too much? You love the work you do and know that it provides benefits, to your clients, your family, and to you. But when the motivation to work begins to take priority over your family, relationships, or personal life, has it gone too far? The term “workaholic” has […]