April is here, which means two things: it’s my birthday month (cue the confetti!) and it’s the start of Q2—a fresh quarter filled with new energy, new opportunities, and the perfect moment to check in on your business strategy. Read more.

WOW, it’s Q2 already. Where is the time going? Here at Slater Success, we always take a moment at the top of each new quarter to hit pause, check in, and realign. This is a great time to review your strategic and succession plans and make sure the path you're on still supports the long-term vision of your business.

We are in the midst of a powerful business evolution. Change is happening all around us—fast, dynamic, and often uncomfortable. It reminds me of a clever book title from years ago: Change Is Good… You Go First. That sentiment captures the hesitation many people feel when facing the unknown.

In today’s fast-paced business world, adapting to and embracing change is not only necessary—it’s a valuable opportunity for growth and success. When we welcome change, we build the resilience that empowers us to tackle challenges and seize new opportunities.

Welcome to Women's History Month—a time to reflect on and celebrate the women who have made a lasting impact on our lives and continue to inspire us every day.

This past weekend, on March 8th, we celebrated International Women’s Day with the theme "Let’s Accelerate Action for Women’s Gender Equality.” Read more.

Last week, I shared insights from our annual nonprofit series, a tradition we’ve carried on for the past seven years—from Thanksgiving through New Year's. It’s something I’m deeply passionate about, and today, I want to share why giving back is such an essential part of my life and work.

Slater Success, both as a company and for me personally, dedicates time and energy to supporting those in need—whether they are individuals, organizations, or entire industries. This commitment is one of the many reasons we host our non-profit series every year. In early January, we completed our seventh annual NFP (not-for-profit) series, and I am incredibly proud of this work. 

Recently, I was reminded me of something essential in leadership: the power of showing up and giving back. Read more here.

My heart and prayers have gone out to the people affected by the devastating fires in California. Many of us know someone who has been impacted by them. And so many other tragedies across the country, from Washington D.C. to New Orleans, Philadelphia, and the Carolinas.

This month often feels like the "month of love," but it’s also when many of us notice our New Year’s resolutions fading into the background. January comes with so much energy around new beginnings and ambitious goals, but by February, those resolutions often lose their spark.

Good news! Your business does not need resolutions; it needs your intentions for accomplishment.