Welcome back to our series on bringing your #wholeself to work. Read part 1 (on athletes) over here. Stay tuned for parts 3 and 4,… Read More »Bring your #wholeself to work: superpowers of parents
Listening to my parenting power song while I write this. “That I would be good even if I did nothing. That I would be good… Read More »Practicing radical optimism
It’s my daughter’s third birthday, and I have some things to say. The first thing, is that we were meant for each other. I am… Read More »Why do we become parents?
Remember those “what to pack” lists you’d get before summer camp? Underwear x 20. Flashlight. Raincoat. Between having a milestone birthday and all the astrological… Read More »How to live more consciously
How does anyone learn anything? By getting their hands dirty and figuring it out. So, even though I’ve been studying leadership in the workplace for… Read More »Write your leadership manifesto
I get a lot of questions about landing a new job. People ask me this: when do I break the news that I have commitments… Read More »When to talk flex: landing a job when you have a life
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First, I listened to this. From Good Life Project, the podcast that turned me on to podcasts. It’s a discussion with psychologist Lea Waters about… Read More »How to recognize your child’s strengths… and position them for success in life
I get this feeling in my legs when I don’t get enough exercise. My whole family is like that, we get agitated when we can’t… Read More »Recommended this week: release your words and share your shirt
One night last week you ended up in bed with us. I brought you there. Because lying down was more important to me than making… Read More »A letter to baby F