She Made Sure You Were Seen
I walked in a complete stranger. Arlene noticed. — A memory from a friend, Trinity Fellowship, 1995
Gail Kalbfleisch
Entrepreneur, caregiver, and systems thinker. I write about faith, business, family, and life as a neuroextra (ADHD) woman. This space reflects real life—integrated, honest, and grounded—walking it out with purpose, clarity, and God at the center.
She Worshiped. Everywhere.
Mom loved Jesus. Not in a quiet, keep-it-to-yourself kind of way.
She Flew
In July 2012, mom was 75 years old. She went zip lining.
Her Nails
Mom loved getting her nails done. Not the pedicure part. She tolerated that.
When Both Choices Are Right: Leading With Alignment Instead of Analysis
Some of the hardest decisions aren’t between right and wrong—they’re between two right options. This is where alignment matters more than analysis, and where leadership becomes personal.