Tag: writing
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Closing the Year
Exploring what it means to let a year be honest rather than impressive, and how quiet growth, clearer boundaries, and steadier self-trust can matter more than visible milestones.
Kimberly Weisner
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A Story About Peace I Did Not Know I Needed
This article is published in Women Write Publication. A growing, strong community built by women for women.
Kimberly Weisner
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The Quiet Finish Line I Almost Missed
This week in Lead Anew: Insights and Growth, I explore accomplishments and the becoming that happens along the way. I did not recognize the finish line when I reached it. There was no rush of noise. No dramatic moment of arrival. Just a quiet awareness was settling in as I stood there, realizing how close…
Kimberly Weisner
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The Quiet Victory Before Walking the Stage
Tonight, I’m sitting with gratitude more than accomplishment. Tomorrow, I walk across the stage to graduate, decades after my last degree, carrying every lesson, detour, and quiet moment of support that made it possible. This one belongs to more than just me.
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Happy in My 50s
Lead Anew With Kim – Bonus Edition: There is a special kind of peace that settles in when you reach the middle of your life and finally feel at home in your own skin. It is not loud or dramatic. It does not arrive with a spotlight or a grand announcement. It shows up slowly,…
Kimberly Weisner
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Still Figuring It Out – With Flair
Welcome back to Lead Anew: Insights and Growth. This edition is for anyone who has ever led while secretly searching for guidance online. Spoiler alert: most of us are still learning and growing. Leadership isn’t about a final exam; it’s about trial, error, laughter, and the courage to evolve continuously.
Kimberly Weisner
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Finding My Voice, Living My Purpose
In this edition of Lead Anew: Insights and Growth, I recount my journey of reclaiming my voice after a period of silence and self-doubt. It all began when I returned to school after a 26-year hiatus and accepted a role that finally resonated with my values and passions. This story is a testament to courage,…
Kimberly Weisner