We’re Taking the Work to YouTube
- Dr. LaKeisha Griffith

- May 1
- 2 min read

By: Dr. LaKeisha Griffith
I’ve been thinking about this for a while.
Not whether to do it, but how to do it in a way that actually reflects the work.
Because the reality is, a lot of what we do at Two Moons happens in rooms most people never see. Strategy conversations. Problem-solving sessions. Hard discussions about what’s not working and what needs to change.
And I kept coming back to one question:
What would it look like to make more of that thinking accessible?
That’s where the YouTube channel comes in.
Why This Matters
I don’t believe in content for the sake of visibility.
If it doesn’t help you lead better, build stronger systems, or improve performance in a real way, then it’s just noise.
What we’re building on this channel is different.
You’ll start to see conversations around:
How organizations actually scale, not just talk about scaling
What effective training and workforce development really require
Where leadership breaks down and how to correct it
How to design learning and systems that people can actually use
This is the kind of work I’ve been doing for years. We’re just bringing more of it into the open.

Who I Had in Mind
If you’re responsible for results, this is for you.
That could look like:
Running a retail operation and trying to keep everything aligned while growing
Leading within a government agency where systems matter just as much as people
Managing teams in a corporate environment where performance isn’t optional
Different settings. Same pressure to get it right.
What to Expect
We’re actively building content now.
Not rushed. Not filler. Intentional.
So if you visit the channel today, you’re stepping in at the beginning.
And that’s exactly where I want you to be.
Check in. Come back. Watch it grow.
Keep Building
The channel is one piece of the work.

Two Moons Consultants is still focused on helping organizations build what lasts, leadership, learning systems, and workforce strategies that actually hold under pressure.
If you’re doing that work too, you’re in the right place.
Your partner in success,
Dr. LaKeisha Griffith




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