Are you trying too hard?
I’m coaching a leader right now who is probably the smartest person in every room she walks into. She is so dedicated, she feels that if she doesn’t offer some
The Number One Quality of a Great Leader
In honor of Martin Luther King, Jr., Day, I thought it would be fitting to talk about a piece I did for Newsweek. They asked me to comment on the question: What
How To Offer Unsolicited Feedback
There have been many times people have come up to me after a talk to tell me what they got out of it, how much the content resonated and every
Reconnecting when its been too long
“Timing is everything” is a quote for a reason. And at the same time, I have been quoted saying, “give it time, things happen.” Some of the most frequent
Give your couch a break!
Is anyone else struggling with the abundance of post Covid in person invitations? Clearly, I got used to my perfectly indented couch cushion. Though I immediately RSVP’d yes when I
Forget quiet quitting try collaborative quitting
We’ve been hearing a lot of talk about quiet quitting, but what about collaborative quitting? Something I always say is… “If you’re not happy at your job, don’t blame
3 tips to stand out at the holiday party (in a good way)
It is nice to be known for something and stand out from the crowd. As long as it is for a good thing! As for me, so far, so good
What drives happiness?
Continuing on my theme of quotes inspiring my newsletters, the quote this week is, “All I need to do is be happy.” I don’t remember where or who I heard
How do you react to the term “feminine values”?
I just finished listening to a book called Conscious Capitalism. It was written in part by the CEO and founder of Whole Foods. One of the things that caught my attention
