Tips for Connected Leadership and a “Small World” Moment
Leadership comes with a plethora of responsibilities – instigating ideas, putting out fires, delegating, building a team, keeping that team running smoothly. Sometimes, getting caught up in the to-dos of
‘Tis the season to connect!
With the holiday season comes the holiday parties – but probably not this year. It is still a time of joy, celebration, reflection and gratitude. So how can you keep
What you should ask yourself every day
Ask yourself every day what you’re grateful for. What better time than Thanksgiving to reflect? This tradition of giving thanks is one that I believe should be a part of
THIS made me think… and smile
It has been a tough 2020. I don’t need to list the reasons why – you all are experiencing this challenging time. No matter where you are from, it’s important
Once a hero, ALWAYS a hero.
It was December 6th, 2011 when I had my first meeting at NBC. Fourteen months later, my book to help veterans reintegrate into the civilian workplace, Heroes Get Hired, hit
How to stop COVID from reversing gender equality
Social inequality is at the forefront of the conversation. There are many ways that inequality has existed in the past and continues to exist today. So many groups seek fairness
The Power of Words
When I was a kid I loved the saying “Sticks and stones may break my ones but words will never hurt me.” I thought it was a great retort to
Drew a blank? Here’s what you do!
Lately I feel like my memory is shot. I have always been teased about my crazy memory which is nearly photographic for numbers (and only numbers). When challenged once I
Guess what I did with Bryan Cranston!
The other day I got a request to connect on LinkedIn, and, as I always do, I sent a note back asking how they found me. Ankit replied “I’d undergone one
