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Feeling overwhelmed? ?? Take a gratitude walk. With every step, think of something you’re thankful for—your health, loved ones, or even the sound of birds. This simple practice is perfect for grounding yourself in the present. What are you grateful for today? ??

Getting to serve Cone Health leaders and physicians last week was both a privilege and a reminder of what matters most in the work we do every day. Together, we explored how joy and engagement aren’t just nice-to-haves but essential elements of enduring high performance. After all, to truly thrive—and not just survive—in our personal and professional lives, we must find ways to enjoy what we do. What struck me most during the Q&A was how deeply Cone’s culture aligns with this idea. Their values of caring for each other and inspiring pride, passion, and fun are more than just words; they’re lived practices. Many of the questions and reflections from the audience underscored this truth: joy isn’t optional; it’s vital. In The Fun Habit, I talk about why we need to rethink how we approach joy, weaving it into our lives with intentionality. It is clear that Cone Health embodies this mindset by fostering environments where people can connect, grow, and find meaning in their work. I’m grateful to have had the chance to contribute to this incredible community. As we head into 2025, my hope for everyone is to embrace the joy that sustains us, both at work and beyond. Here’s to more fun, purpose, and connection in the year ahead! ?? #TheFunHabit (A huge shout to Maria Gonzalez, one of the most fun people I know who planted the seed that brought this experience to light.)

In the spirit of spreading kindness and gratitude, I am thankful to be nearing a year in at Mayo Clinic. Being in Strategy leadership at Mayo is my dream role for a few reasons: ? 1) ????????'?? ?????????????? ??????????:??????? ?????????? ???? ?????? ?????????????? ???????? ??????????. My own healthcare experiences (including years of dismissive misdiagnosis as my kidney atrophied; this care was not at Mayo) have engendered a deeply-personal passion for patient-centered care. Back in January as I was in the last stage of the recruitment process, my husband and I watched PBS's The Mayo Clinic documentary. As the film discussed Mayo's commitment to our primary value, my husband said "Mayo is a perfect fit for you." It was a compliment I will cherish forever. ? 2) ???? ?????????????????? ?????? ???????????? ??????????. I have the honor of working with strategists, systems engineers, clinicians, leaders and partners who are extraordinarily bright and kind. They help me develop and make work more enjoyable. I strive to do the same for them. ? 3) ??????????, ?????????????? ?????? ?????????????????? ???? ?????? ????????.?The work is difficult, impactful and different each day. I am energized by the intellectual challenge of solving multifaceted problems and navigating ambiguous opportunities. My colleagues and I are transforming our operations for a more agile and digitally-enabled future, crafting guidelines for responsible data usage in GenAI innovations, supporting our ever-evolving workforce, and transforming clinical services to expand our capacity to cure the most serious and complex medical challenges. We truly get to solve the unsolvable. Happy (belated) Thanksgiving!

In this letter, Iona's CEO reflects on the beginning of our 50th anniversary year and shares a call to action. Read the letter here: https://ow.ly/IXp850UPHSu

From hospital room to the podium—it’s a journey I won’t soon forget. If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that the limits we face are often the ones we set ourselves. Today, I broke through. #Resilience #Perseverance #OvercomingChallenges #PersonalGrowth #NeverGiveUp

Hope at the end of the Tunnel! I was given the chance to speak before a group of students about end-of-life care. = I remembered feeling a sense of blur in the crowd. In a cold auditorium, with the spotlight up in the stage; = I could only see empty eyes staring right back to me. Probably, most of them are expecting an emotional and gloomy talk, it would be inappropriate to speak of death and dying in a joyful manner. = Whether we are in denial of it, one thing is certain, we are hundred percent guaranteed that we are all going to die. = As healthcare providers we seem to have forgotten the natural cycle of life. = Life is beautiful and should be celebrated. = By celebrating life, we give it the beautiful ending it deserves. = Life has a different meaning, but the culmination of one's life is usually based on the achievement of what we have hoped for while being alive. ------------ What is thought about life and death in general, share your thoughts, let's talk let's go!!!!

When we deal with challenging situations, especially for an extended time, it’s easy to focus on what’s “wrong” rather than on what is good and right and beautiful in our lives. But that good is still there and a grateful attitude can help change our focus and improve our outlook, relationships, productivity, resiliency, and even our health. An article presented by the Greater Good Science Center discusses these benefits and provides links to more information about gratitude. Happy Thanksgiving – may you find much for which to be grateful!? https://lnkd.in/gtnVvMRu?

Give yourself the gift of growth this Holiday season!???? The Connected Practice will help you create a more connected, efficient, and fulfilling environment for yourself and your team. ???? Get your copy here: https://bit.ly/48CZq36 #LeadershipDevelopment #HolidayReads #GiftIdeas

?? Looking for the perfect way to say thanks this Thanksgiving? These 3 quick and heartfelt messages are perfect for letting your colleagues know you care. Need more inspiration? Check out other examples here: https://loom.ly/WqSRR1s

Here's to a bright New Year and a fond farewell to the old; here's to the things that are yet to come, and to the memories that we hold dear. May the New Year bring you and yours much joy, good health, prosperity, and happiness. ???????????? #NewYearsEve #iworkforcomcast #ComcastBusiness #OnwardAndUpward