I WONDER...

What if the answers you seek are within you, not outside of you?

Ask more questions. Move the needle.
Explore the power of Wonder

As leaders, we are programmed to have answers

When you say, "I have a problem,"

we hear, "I need a solution."

When you say, "I have a question,"

we hear, "I need an answer."

We are always at the ready with our best advice, our best resources, our best stories about our sister's friend's boss who had the same challenge, on offer.

Laura Buckley, a business owner, sitting on a cream-colored couch near a window, writing in a purple notebook. She is wearing a soft blue sweater and blue jeans, with a focused yet relaxed expression. Additional notebooks and a pen rest beside her, creating a setting that conveys reflection, planning, or creative work.

You may have noticed, it's not working

We've all asked a question, and then felt completely unsatisfied by the avalanche of advice that followed
We've all made action plans only to find it didn't move us any closer to the results we were seeking
We've all sat around a table arguing about the right "answer," only to leave the room and peel off into small groups for the "meeting after the meeting"

The power of Wonder comes from trusting that the answers we seek lie within us, not outside us.

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The future of leadership is calling for something different

What if – The best way to create deep trust and increase capacity is to stop answering and start asking?
What if – The fastest way through any challenge is to pause and slow down?
What if – We look beyond the surface of our questions to find deeper, more meaningful challenges to focus on?
What if – We stop believing that finding answers is even the point?

What if the only way to do it differently is to, well, do it differently?

WELCOME TO

A free monthly gathering for current and aspiring senior leaders and small business owners committed to human-first, heart-centered leadership.

There are a gazillion resources on leadership development. If you're here, you've probably read one or two and you're ready for something different.

That's where Wonder comes in.

We're not here to TALK about inquiry and curiosity, we're here to practice it together in community. Let's discover what's possible when we embrace the power of curiosity and trust our inner expertise.

Laura Buckley, a business owner, sitting at a desk with a professional microphone, smiling warmly. She is wearing a soft purple blouse and jeans, appearing engaged and ready to speak. The background features wooden shelves with books, notebooks, and office supplies, creating a cozy and productive workspace.

The “Wonder” Effect

Less advice,
more questions

True wisdom comes from within. Through intentional inquiry, we grow our capacity for curiosity, trust our own insights, and support each other in discovering the answers we seek.

Less knowing,
more discovering

This is a shared learning experience. We're all guides, we're all explorers. The more you engage, the stronger your inquiry skills become—and the more we all grow together.

Less urgency,
more trust

There’s no rush for the "right" answer. Whether you ask, observe, or bring a challenge, every session offers value. Trust the process, embrace the journey, and watch transformation unfold.

Your most aligned, most connected level of leadership awaits!

“Wonder is phenomenal. You'll walk away with a whole new perspective on your role in conversations in EVERY area of your life.

It's helped me shift how I work with my clients. Instead of giving them advice and being in the "expert" role, Wonder has helped me approach my work with more questions and curiosity, which actually moves us forward more quickly.”
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Lara Eastburn, FACEBOOK and insta ADS expert for small businesses 
"I hate when I have to miss a “Wonder” call. Regularly attending these sessions has rewired my brain: whenever I feel stuck I start asking myself Wonder-style questions and I quickly realize I’m not stuck. It’s also strengthened my writing and work with clients by helping me embrace and see the value of one of my natural strengths: curiosity. Laura’s created a supportive space for practicing this much needed, but rarely taught skill."
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Ryn Kingsley, author of The Creative Courage Project newsletter

Hi, I'm Laura, and curiosity is my superpower

I've asked "too many" questions for as long as I can remember.

If there's one common thread throughout my professional life - from being an Army officer, to a director in a non-profit, to running a management consulting practice - it's that I've always been super curious about how we grow as humans and as leaders, even when those around us seem just fine with the status quo.

The future is asking us to step into human-first, heart-centered, "Hell, Yes!" leadership. I believe a commitment to curiosity and the connection it creates are non-negotiables for how we get there.

I'm so excited that you're here! Join me in this free monthly gathering to cultivate your own curiosity through the power of inquiry. Let's see what's possible!

Laura Buckley, a business owner, standing in a modern kitchen, smiling warmly. She is wearing a cozy pink sweater and leaning slightly on a granite countertop with a dark coffee mug and a smartphone nearby. The background features dark cabinetry, a stainless steel microwave, and a light tile backsplash, creating a welcoming and homey atmosphere.

The future of leadership starts with curiosity

If the old ways of leading—giving advice, having all the answers, pushing for urgency—aren’t working, it’s time to try something different.

Join us in Wonder. Take the leap. See what’s possible.