About time
I’ve decided to write about time; which is like writing about oxygen, or gravity. Each one holds us, in its… Read More »About time
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Bring your #wholeself to work: superpowers of explorers
Welcome to Part 4 of a series all about bringing your #wholeself to work. Read part 1 (on athletes) over here ;… Read More »Bring your #wholeself to work: superpowers of explorers
Bring your #wholeself to work: superpowers of parents
Welcome back to our series on bringing your #wholeself to work. Read part 1 (on athletes) over here. Stay tuned… Read More »Bring your #wholeself to work: superpowers of parents
Bring your #wholeself to work: superpowers of athletes
Welcome to our series on bringing your #wholehuman to work. Stay tuned for parts 2, 3 and 4 coming up.… Read More »Bring your #wholeself to work: superpowers of athletes
Nurture your working life: part 4 (Possibility)
This is a 4-part series to help you nurture your working life. Check out Part 1 (Intention) over here, Part 2… Read More »Nurture your working life: part 4 (Possibility)
Nurture your working life: part 1 (Intention)
This is a series on nurturing your working life Where I sit, we’re on the cusp of spring. Wherever you… Read More »Nurture your working life: part 1 (Intention)
Confidence as a function of competence
Parenting’s hard. One day you’re a successful professional person with a clear path forward; the next, you’re just another imperfect… Read More »Confidence as a function of competence
Putting humans before hierarchy at work
Before we get into generalizing, let’s just acknowledge that workplace cultures are as special and different as snowflakes. But there… Read More »Putting humans before hierarchy at work
When change stacking leads to transformation
We’ve all heard that change is the only constant. Isn’t it remarkable then, when long stretches of time pass with… Read More »When change stacking leads to transformation
Turning the page
I’ve started this post at least four times now, since November. Probably because there is so much to say and… Read More »Turning the page