How do you embrace courage?
Sending last week’s newsletter was scary. I wrote and rewrote it half a dozen times. I showed it to a few people to get their feedback. One wanted me to speak more
How to handle the backslide
Agrhhh! I messed it all up. It was September 21st, and I went to sleep without checking to make sure I hit my 10,000 steps. When I looked at my watch at
How to Pick a Coach
I recently invited my friends, Jacquelyn and Michael, who just moved from Texas to New York over for my version of a home cooked meal which is my husband grilling
Silence is not an option
I normally shy away from controversial topics. I believe having different views around economic or social issues does not prevent connection. In fact, I would say surrounding yourself with different
Creating Connection – at (and to) work
Marshall Goldsmith and Alan Mulally at the MG100 gathering. I think my last two posts about social isolation, mental health and the new Corporate Connect concept have received the
Build Better Work Relationships
I am still thinking about improving mental health at work by getting more connected to those we work with. The train of thought was all inspired by a few of
Mental Health at Work
One of the things that has been loud and clear over the last few years is that we have a mental health crisis in this country. During the MG100 weekend we
What’s your relationship with work?
People inspire me. They talk. I listen. Then something I hear just sparks me thinking. I jot down that phrase or concept in my newsletter ideas list. I did that
What’s Your One Word?
At the MG100 gathering this past summer, one of the presenters did an exercise similar to something that I do in my talks, You the Brand and Claim Your Power. These programs are
