SARAH’S BLOG
High-Performing Women Have Shaped My Values — and My Worldview
I asked performance guru Mark Verstegen to write a post about he has learned from the women in his life from his mom to the elite athletes he has trained.
read moreLooking for the Perfect Job? Trust that It will Find You.
I’m joining the Team at Exos, the leaders in elite performance training, as the new CEO and there are two lessons in the story of how this job found me.
read moreHey Forbes! Here are 99 Innovative Women You Forgot to Include on Your List
Forbes list of 100 innovative business people only had one woman. Let’s fix that by exposing more powerful men to great women working alongside them.
read moreHow One Boston Marathoner Crushes All Her Extreme Goals
Going BIG is hard, but we can learn from Emily Fayette: after going under 3-hours for her first marathon, she decided to shoot for the Olympics.
read moreSo You’ve Had a Really Shit Year – Here’s How to Get Back Up
After a not so great year I’m dusting myself off, setting positive goals and exploring new and old ideas to get 2019 off on the right footing.
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Perfection is Overrated
This graduation season, find the time to think about the downside of chasing perfection. If you get to the top of your chosen profession someday — and it’s been a perfect journey the whole way up — chances are you won’t have the necessary resilience that it takes to guide teams through challenging times.
Checking Myself Out
Checking yourself out requires the self-belief to face down the worries about your destination and trust that taking the time to develop skills, experiences and even new passions will guide you forward in your life.
Humble, Thankful, Brave and Wild!
Just as I was looking down over the edge, feeling full body anxiety, I was jolted with a huge dose of perspective this weekend by the inspirational journey of a dear friend of mine, Frank Rappa.
Break Yourself To Make Yourself
Today I’m making a scary and exciting leap. I’m moving on from my dream job to follow my passion.