The Narrative Advantage: Episode 41 This is the last episode of 2025, and we’re going out with something practical: how to actually integrate communications into your strategic planning for 2026—not as a bolt-on, but as something built-in from the start. If you’ve ever scrambled two weeks before a launch wondering why nothing is landing, or […]

Why Your 2026 Launch Strategy Should Start Now

Over the past month, I’ve walked you through why conversion breaks down. We started with the fundamentals: clarity, credibility, and consistency—the three pillars that determine whether your message compounds or collapses. You learned that marketing can’t fix what unclear communication breaks. Then I showed you the $50K mistake: spending money on tactics—copywriters, designers, agencies—when what […]

The Three Plan Launch Strategy

I watched a client spend six months planning a program launch. They built the curriculum. They refined the pricing. They mapped out delivery logistics. They got internal alignment with their small, but mighty, team – consisting of a part time marketing coordinator, a finance and sales lead and an executive assistant/operations lead. Two weeks before […]

When Communications Moves From Bolt-On to Built-In

The Narrative Advantage Episode 40 The “women supporting women” movement started with genuine intention—lifting each other up, creating community, and dismantling systemic barriers. But somewhere along the way, it got twisted into something that can actually damage the very people it’s meant to help. In this episode, I break down the five ways this dynamic […]

When “Women Supporting Women” Becomes Toxic: The Hidden Costs of Community