Brittany Larsen

Heart disease remains the leading cause of death among women in the United States, yet many still underestimate its impact. Each year, thousands of women face the challenge of heart disease, often without the support or awareness needed to fight it effectively. This reality drives the mission of the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women campaign, a powerful movement dedicated to raising awareness, funding research, and saving lives. I am honored to share that I have been nominated to...

Professionals who want to stay ready for the right job opportunities often feel stuck between two extremes: always-on “career hustle” or total avoidance until a layoff, reorg, or surprise recruiter message forces action. The good news is you don’t need a constant grind to stay competitive—you need a light, repeatable system that keeps your resume, skills, and relationships current while protecting your energy. In a nutshell: ● Treat career readiness like dental hygiene: small maintenance...

Introverts are often misunderstood in leadership conversations, yet some of the most effective leaders are reflective, focused, and deliberate. This article explores how introverts can translate those traits into real influence at work—without pretending to be someone else. Leadership, after all, is less about volume and more about impact. Key Ideas Deep listening builds trust faster than constant talking. Preparation turns thoughtful insight into confident action. One-on-one influence often...