Lead Like a Sister
A book-in-progress—and an invitation to see leadership in a new light.
“There's a strength that lives in silence. A kind of light that lingers in shadow.”
“What’s passed down shapes what we pass on.”— from Lead Like a Sister
You know leadership when you feel it
Lead Like a Sister rises from the unseen habits of the Sisters—
the kind of leadership you recognize by how it makes you feel:
steady, known, safe enough to exhale.
You’ve felt it in the people who remember the small things,
who show up even when it’s inconvenient,
who lead with their presence, not just their plans.
It doesn’t always have a name.
What You’ll Take With You
This kind of leadership stays with you.
Through Lead Like a Sister, you’ll discover:
⟡ Small, unseen habits
that anchor your leadership in presence and trust
⟡ Mindsets
that help you navigate challenges with steadiness
⟡ Practices
that prioritize what matters most—without burning out
⟡ Wisdom
that invites clarity and connection in everyday life
This isn’t about becoming someone else.
It’s about learning from a tradition that’s been lived—
and letting it shape how you lead with clarity, presence, and trust.
What we carry forward says everything about what we’ve received."
— from Lead Like a Sister
What the Sisters carry has been lived for generations.
Passed down more by example than instruction.
You see it in the way they move through the world—
in quiet decisions,
in the way they respond when no one’s watching.
Not a framework.
Not a formula.
This isn’t something new—it's something steady, seen more clearly.
The strength of unseen habits and quiet choices.
A way of being—
shaped by presence,
steadiness,
and trust.
A strength that holds—
even in silence,
even in shadow.
“They didn’t set out to lead.
But they did.” -from Lead Like a Sister
And what they carry forward could change how you live, work, and lead.
This isn’t just about the Sisters.
And it’s not just about me.
It’s about all of us—
what we carry forward, often without even
realizing it.
The unseen habits that shape us.
The values we return to when things feel uncertain.
The ways we lead when no one’s watching.
The clarity that comes from remembering what matters most.
Something here might shift how you see your own life.
Not by adding more—
but by bringing into focus what’s already there.
That’s the invitation.