Perspective

3 Ways to Prevent Uploading Responsibility You’ve probably heard the saying “Don’t bring me a problem without a solution.” And managers I know tell me that employees who are too quick to escalate [...]

Although released in 2018, I thought a book billed as the “antidote to chaos” would be prefect for my Summer 2020 reading list. The author, Jordan B. Peterson, wrote the book to expand on his [...]

My friend Lindsay asks really good questions, the kind that kick-off long, in-depth conversations that sometimes actually hurt. And yet, I love having them. Recently, Lindsay asked me about a low [...]

I really enjoyed Nine Lies About Work by Marcus Buckingham and Ashley Goodall. Here’s a quick video recap. Would love to chat with you about it!! LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Instagram  

Here are a couple of books I’ve read recently. Feel free to add them to your summer reading list. If you pick one of them up, please let me know what you think (social media links below)! If we [...]

A favorite author of mine recently expressed a desire to be sensitive to adding value instead of noise. True in ordinary times, but especially true as we filter such a high volume of information. [...]

So much information to process! So many things out of our control. SO many things you can control: your attitude, how you spend your time, what activities you participate in with your kids, etc. [...]

I’m trying something different this year and instead of looking ahead, I’m looking back. Reflecting on past wins and losses can be just as motivating as listing goals for the new year. And, as [...]

At this time last year, I was blogging about how much I value data (Ditch the 2019 resolutions & collect data). Instead of grandiose resolutions for the New Year, I encouraged readers to [...]

I recently had the opportunity to meet someone who was completely self-aware. She was a woman who had a big job, a fancy title, and a ton of responsibilities. And yet what was most intriguing [...]