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Tiny is our space to share small ideas that fuel big change. From quick insights and thought-starters to empowering strategies, you’ll find Becca’s musings, inspiration, and the tiny roars that can transform your thinking.

The Roar begins: A new chapter for me, a new path for founders
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The Roar begins: A new chapter for me, a new path for founders

In every leader’s journey, there comes a pivotal moment— when the stakes are high, the pressure is immense, and the path forward seems uncertain. It’s in these moments that bold leaders don’t just step up; they call in their tiger team. The Roar is that call.

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How I learned (the hard way) to say "Yes"​ by saying "No"​: part II
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How I learned (the hard way) to say "Yes"​ by saying "No"​: part II

Saying “no” was not my idea. It’s not original or groundbreaking. But it has changed my life, thanks to the advice of leaders who have gone before me. I took their suggestions, put them through my own filter, and I haven’t said “yes” since (okay, I’ve said it a few times). 

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How I learned (the hard way) to say "Yes"​ by saying "No"​: part I
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How I learned (the hard way) to say "Yes"​ by saying "No"​: part I

Why is saying no so darn hard? It’s filled with guilt. It’s uncomfortable. Being ‘helpful’ is often part of our identity. And it’s unexpected; everyone says "yes" to everything. But here’s the thing. If you want to say yes, then you have to start with no.

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My favorite mindfulness resources
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My favorite mindfulness resources

Having a go-to list of resources as well as daily practices have been a huge help in grounding myself in presence and acceptance. Here are some of my favorite resources to learn about and practice mindfulness, from books and podcasts to Netflix and yoga. 

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Why you should take your work home with you
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Why you should take your work home with you

There’s an adage that you shouldn’t bring your work home with you. But what about the good stuff? I believe you can use the tools you have as a leader to create an articulated set of values for your family to live, work and play by, and that there is value to doing so. Here’s how we do it in my home. 

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