Actually, I’d Rather…
Her daughter was coming to town. It didn’t happen often enough anymore. Work brought her in occasionally, usually for a few days, and whenever the
October 8, 2026
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Her daughter was coming to town. It didn’t happen often enough anymore. Work brought her in occasionally, usually for a few days, and whenever the
Beginning her career in hospitality, Andrea developed an early understanding of service and the importance of creating seamless experiences through the coordination of multiple departments,
That was all.
She knew exactly where the cards were, just past the front entrance on the right, which meant there was absolutely no reason
She knew enough about chess to know that her grandson was making up the rules. She hadn’t played in years, so when he pulled out
She saw the shoes in the window.
Bright red. Not burgundy. Not wine. Not the tasteful shade of red that could almost pass for a
What drew you to healthcare originally?
For as long as I can remember I’ve been interested in teeth. I didn’t play house as a
She had no idea where she was going. That was unusual. She was good at know where she was going.
She made reservations. Checked directions.
She almost said no. Actually, she had already started to. “I don’t really…” Then she stopped. Her friend was looking at her across the table,
She wasn’t looking for anything in particular.
She had stopped at the grocery store on her way home because she was out of coffee and
A few days ago, someone shared a video with me of a young valedictorian named Kyle Martin standing at a graduation podium.
He had accomplished
She would have replayed the conversation in her mind before it even happened, carefully choosing words that might help everyone understand why she made the
Known for bridging evidence-based healthcare with a deeply human approach to healing and well-being, Dr. Campbell has become a respected voice in leadership, authenticity, and