Youth is wasted on the young. I don’t really believe that, but there are certain times that it feels just a little bit true. I am working through the college search process with my youngest son, just a year after wrapping up the process with my oldest. For me, this Read more…
Let’s say you are invited to a networking event. Maybe it’s cocktail hour at an in-person conference you are attending or a virtual coffee chat on Zoom. Which of the following best describes your response? I’m sure there are some people who love these events, and there are lots of Read more…
One positive thing that has come through social media for me is a reminder of how good it feels to laugh. And not just in short bursts that come from reels or memes or whatnot, not just the chuckles from a RomCom or another funny movie, but real, from the Read more…
I spend a lot of time on LinkedIn looking at job postings – to support friends and colleagues in their job searches and to learn about the current job market more generally. The posting below had me thinking for days. (Frankly, it raises my heart rate a little bit every Read more…
As I transition to focusing my work on consulting and coaching women and leadership teams at mission-driven organizations, I am reading a lot about women’s professional experiences. That’s what led me to “Bully Market: My Story of Money and Misogyny at Goldman Sachs.” While Jamie Fiore Higgins’ experiences in investment Read more…
Using the extra day this year to start something new. Yes, that is me, and yes, it’s a few years ago. It’s a good reminder for my aching, aging body of what I have accomplished. And even though my parameters change as I work through new life challenges, I use Read more…