I find that many people are under the false assumption that to make an impact at work, you have to be a CEO or executive – and that’s not true. Pragmatic altruism – that is, my philosophy that doing good is good business – is not just for the “higher-ups.” There are opportunities for everyone […]
If you’ve been following the blog, you know that my second book, “Lessons in Lifecircle Leadership,” was released as an eBook and audiobook. Over the past few months, I’ve been fortunate to have the opportunity to discuss some candid, behind-the-scenes information about the book and the writing process with Amy Robbins of 93Q Street Talk […]
Throughout the pandemic, we’ve all been in the same storm but different boats. The cause of the pandemic remains consistent for all of us, but the impact on our lives has been different. Some have been on the front lines caring for patients with COVID-19; some have been juggling working from home and guiding children […]
Have you ever met someone who always seems to overcome or bounce back from life’s challenges? Someone who is authentically optimistic about the future, even when setbacks and failures occur? In light of COVID-19, I recently attended a training that focused on trauma and resilience and one of many takeaways was surrounding resilience. While there […]
June brings exciting news – the “Lessons in Lifecircle Leadership” audiobook has officially been released! As I was revisiting some of the topics covered in the book, one seemed particularly appropriate for this point in time – engaging employees through creating a sense of shared purpose. While doing more with less is something I’ve had […]
I have participated in several Healthcare CEO roundtables recently that speak to the trauma and exhaustion of frontline healthcare workers as we begin to emerge from the COVID crisis. The purpose is to determine what we – as their leaders– can do to not only help them recover, but also inspire them and motivate them […]
How many times have you heard someone say, “I finally feel like I can take a breath”? Or, perhaps you’ve been on the receiving end of “take a breath.” Chances are you’ve never given either of these common statements much thought, but there is quite a bit of power in our breath. On average, a […]
Have you ever envisioned your life as a story, with life events becoming chapter titles? Recently, I accepted a challenge from a wise friend to describe my life in five chapters — five events that changed my life, for better or worse. For me, the short version goes something like this: an abduction by a […]
“Work-life balance is a myth that causes stress rather than relieving it.” Work-life balance is a topic that has interested me for quite some time. In fact, this quote is the opening line to a chapter in my second book, “Lessons in Lifecircle Leadership.” I’ve been spending even more time on this topic as a […]
“Overloaded thrift shops,” “pandemic purges,” “donation surges” – one of the silver linings of the pandemic is many thrift stores across the country have had record-breaking years in donations. Naturally, people have spent more time at home, and as a result, many have dedicated more time to tidying up. We’ve also been reflecting on what […]
What do you value? I’m sure if I asked you this question, a few things would come to mind – perhaps your health, family, career, friends, financial security, faith. But what if I told you instead of answering this question, I wanted you to give me a list of how you spent your time in […]
