Dr. Erin Anderson Williams

Most people fill their calendars with deadlines, meetings, and errands—but joy rarely makes the list. The truth is, fun isn’t optional; it’s essential. Scheduling moments of laughter, adventure, or connection doesn’t take away from your productivity—it multiplies it. When you intentionally plan joy into your week, you return to your work refreshed, recharged, and more creative than before.

True leadership isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about creating the space for them to surface. When you lead a brainstorming session, you invite collaboration, innovation, and confidence into the room. By encouraging open dialogue and diverse ideas, you build credibility as a resourceful leader who knows how to bring out the best in others. The next great solution might not come from you—but it can start with your invitation to think together.

Saving doesn’t require a huge paycheck. Setting aside spare change builds consistency, creates financial awareness, and generates momentum as you watch even small amounts grow. Whether it’s a tip jar at home or a bank round-up account, little deposits add up to lasting financial impact.