A lone elephant in an African safari broken into puzzle pieces, with one piece highlighted in a contrasting color. “You were not just born to center your entire existence on work and labor. You were born to heal, to grow, to be of service to yourself and community, to practice, to experiment, to create, to have space, to dream, and to connect.” - Tricia Hersey Looking at the entirety of what needs to change in your relationship with rest  can feel overwhelming. The elephant i

Organizational resilience is built upon human empathy and strategic inclusion . Disability inclusion is not merely a social priority; it is an overdue topic with direct implications for organizational performance  and sustainability. In the United States, approximately one in four adults has a disability , representing a significant and often overlooked talent pool. With this statistic, we must acknowledge that the majority of disabilities are not visible; many are invisible

At AllProfit HR, we assert that psychological safety is the cornerstone of sustainable success in environments driven by innovation  and collaboration . As Amy Edmondson articulates in her book, The Fearless Organization: Creating Psychological Safety in the Workplace for Learning, Innovation, and Growth , psychological safety is empowering individuals to take interpersonal risks—asking questions and admitting mistakes—without fear of embarrassment or reprisal. However, embed

Last weekend at the Charles County Chamber of Commerce's Savor the Flavor event reminded us of a powerful truth: your business grows where you show up . Yes, it was brisk. Yes, digital marketing is easier. But standing alongside fellow entrepreneurs at Weatherly Farm Pavilion, sharing stories over exceptional food, meeting incredible people like Chef Anthony from Bowie State—this is where real business magic happens. Here's what the news is not highlighting at this moment: s

Gratitude in the Midst of Uncertainty I'll be honest—entrepreneurship is a daily faith walk. Some mornings, I wake up questioning the decision to leave executive stability for the unpredictable rhythm of entrepreneurship . The weight feels different when you're the one checking the bank account, managing payroll projections, and carrying decisions that once belonged to boards and executive teams. But in my quiet moments, even with the shakiness, I'd still choose this. Every s

There's something I've been carrying in my heart since the birth of All Profit HR —a vision of what human resources could become when we center the human first. Not compliance checklists. Not performance metrics isolated from well-being. Rather people-powered, purpose-driven, profit for all . This is the metamorphosis I'm talking about: mission-driven leaders leveraging the unique talents behind every human to power competencies in HR, people and culture, and systems change.