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“I think the success of my work stems from being truthful.” ~Catherine O'Hara There’s a quiet kind of power in honesty. The kind that builds trust, deepens relationships, and creates work that actually matters. In leadership, education, and life, truth isn’t always the easiest path, but it’s almost always the one that lasts. When we lead with authenticity, we give others permission to do the same. That’s where real growth begins. #ThoughtfulThursday #AuthenticLeadership #Trut

Every parent has done it. A tiny, harmless, completely survivable white lie you toss into the universe because (let’s be honest) you’re tired, you’re done, and the request your child just made requires more energy than your soul currently has left in stock. Ours happened this week. She asked if we could go out for hibachi. My hair was barely holding on. I had already put on pajama pants. We gave each other a look. My husband said the first low-effort, not-technically-wrong