Three Miles, Real Conversation, and a Lot of Laughter with Heather Lucore
Recently, Heather Lucore and I enjoyed a wonderful 3-mile walk through some of Nashville’s most iconic spots. We started near the Cumberland River, strolled past the historic Ryman Auditorium, and took advantage of a quiet Broadway on a beautiful morning.
We first met for a great few days of discussions with Ann Howard and Stephen Bonventre, later we reconnected and took a walk to expand our thinking.
As we walked, we had some deep and meaningful conversations about life and work.
A Few Things That Stayed with Me
Bring Your Passions to Work
We discussed how important it is to infuse our work with what we truly love. Passion drives excellence and fulfillment.Support the Next Generation
We talked about the importance of challenging, advocating for, and being honest with the next generation. It’s crucial to support their growth with integrity.Enjoy the Simple Things
From family and gardens to laughter and friends, we reflected on the joy these bring to our lives. It’s the little things that make life beautiful.Self-Awareness & Impact
We acknowledged how our tendencies can affect others and the importance of managing our time wisely. Being mindful of our actions and their ripple effects is key.Create Safe Space
Creating environments where we can discuss the really important stuff openly and safely is essential. Honest conversations can lead to profound insights and growth.Do Not Forget to Laugh
And of course, we agreed that a good laugh is a must! It lightens the mood and strengthens bonds.
It was a walk filled with reflection, connection, and a lot of laughter. Here’s to more walks and talks that cause us to pause and silence the phone for a few minutes.
Thankful for the time, Heather.
