by Sara Potecha | Jul 25, 2023 | Blog, Character, Leadership, Personal Growth, Resilience
In this blog, I want to explore the question – have we, as women been socialized to think we are victims? Or is it possible to work through difficult circumstances and come out as victors? Let me begin by sharing three stories of three women leaders....
by Sara Potecha | May 14, 2023 | Blog, Leadership, Personal Growth, Resilience
Are there times when you feel you are striving against the odds but must keep going? Are there other times when evaluating where you are, seeking input, and deciding your next step may be best? When does persevering make sense, and when does pivoting make better...
by Sara Potecha | Jan 7, 2023 | Blog, Leadership, Personal Growth, Resilience
Paths, Puzzles, and Purpose “Go down roads that don’t lead anywhere, immediately.” – Malcolm Gladwell On a perfect fall day with blue skies, ambient temperatures, and vibrant fall foliage, my husband Reed, our golden doodle, Chessie, and I...
by Sara Potecha | Dec 7, 2022 | Blog, Character, Leadership, Media, Personal Growth, Resilience
It began with a closing coaching call with Kyra Pagan, a mentee of a coach’s dream – open, humble, and eager to learn. As a coach for over 25 years, I have encountered some challenging clients. Some think negatively and complain, yet are unwilling to do...
by Sara Potecha | Nov 2, 2022 | Leadership, Personal Growth, Resilience
Are you a U.S. Veteran struggling to get a job? Or perhaps a family member or friend is a former warrior struggling to find gainful employment. Or maybe you are a former servicemember in a civilian role that doesn’t seem to fit. If so, I can relate. I am a Veteran who...
by Sara Potecha | Nov 2, 2020 | Blog, Character, Leadership, Personal Growth, Resilience
When I was a little girl in elementary school, I hated being asked to line up by height. I was always the shortest in the class. Lining up by stature always made me feel small and insignificant. I would complain to my mom, “Why did I have to be so short?” My mom had...
