Lots of issues show up at work that can be difficult to manage. And yet it is important for our own sanity that we feel like we are managing things well. Many of us seek advice from friends and family. Often, those sources are so biased for you that they can’t be as helpful as you hope. Share your question here – any question and I will give you my best advice. We can create strategies for, but not limited to: struggles in your role, management of a difficult employee, the boss that’s not nice or unreasonable, co-workers that don’t work, the interview process, the negotiating process, building a career, transitioning a career, getting a mentor, being a mentor, getting sponsored, dating at work or not, feeling less included, when to stay, when to leave and the list goes on! Check out what others have asked!
Give me your problem and I will give you advice. You can add my advice to all of the other advice you have received and decide for yourself what is best and how to move forward.
We have been talking about independence all month, considering different groups and ways to look at it. We know the power and goodness of independence, but what about interdependence? We don’t talk as much about it . . .
Isn’t it interesting that the system of racism is so powerful and effective that it can make you wrong for naming it? Today, we are free to identify our experiences, and our white allies...
Are you a helicopter parent? Merriam-Webster defines the term as one who is overly involved in the life of his or her child. Does this describe your parenting style? Someone you know? ...
Women have had a shared fight in spite of having been tricked into being on opposing sides for far too long. Race has dominated our separation for the majority of our shared history through a system built on pecking order...
For over 200 years Americans have been celebrating our independence and freedom from British rule. However, recent events have brought to light the need for interdependence among races...
Today's blog entry is a discussion of the history of Juneteenth, which we celebrated last Friday. I hope you honored it by learning something about it that you may not have known...
On today's blog, as we celebrate dads, I honor my father, who was a veteran, a writer, a businessman, and one who chose not to be silent about human rights. A collection of his work is captured in a book called “I Wanted You to Know.” ...
As we close out this graduation season, I am in awe of the way communities have come together to honor the graduates. Today, I am going to let you in on a little secret about what was lacking for me...
So much has happened in this past week, it is hard to land on what I want to share with you. I will tell you I have been very emotional – grieved actually, but I am always reflective. Here are my top four observations...
As we look to close out May, let's reflect on the many powerful events and occasions we celebrate this month, in spite of the challenges that may surround us...