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From Heels to Sneakers: A Leadership Shift

Dr. Veronica Sills

Published on: 01/08/2026

During my sorority conference travel, I have learned to pack both my A-Selection Shoes and my B-Selection Shoes. Those terms are endearing to me. They come from my experience singing in the church choir. You marched in, stood, and sang throughout the entire service in your A-Selection Shoes. Those were the shoes chosen for appearance and presentation. Once the service ended, you kicked them off and slipped into your B-Selection Shoes so your feet could rest and recover. Both pairs mattered. Each served a purpose for a different part of the journey.

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You Are Not Required to Jump Out of the Plane

Dr. Veronica Sills

Published on: 01/07/2026

There is a dangerous leadership narrative that says, If you want it badly enough, you will jump. Jump into overload. Jump into exhaustion. Jump without a safety plan.

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When Leadership Feels Like Missing the Flight

Dr. Veronica Sills

Published on: 01/06/2026

During conference season, whether in my sorority or in my profession, I travel often. While I enjoy a good road trip, flying is usually the most practical option. It is not uncommon to see peers and colleagues preparing to board alongside me, many of whom are leading teams, organizations, and initiatives across the country and around the world.

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People. Purpose. Progress. Why Authentic Leadership Matters Now

Dr. Veronica Sills

Published on: 01/05/2026

Leadership today is not just about results. It is about responsibility. In a time marked by constant change, rising demands, and widespread burnout, leaders are being called to lead in ways that are both effective and deeply human. This is where People. Purpose. Progress. becomes more than a theme; it is a leadership framework.

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