…and we need to stop telling our children, friends, co-workers and ourselves that it does. — False Positivity and Trauma We have long clung to the idea of silver linings as a way to persevere in otherwise difficult and traumatic situations. But at which point do we distinguish maintaining hope, belief and will in ourselves from compensatory self-talk passed off as wisdom to survive rather than thrive?

Over the last twenty-four months, I’ve come to look at collaboration with renewed meaning. I see it less about what it can ever do for me, or perhaps even you, but together what we can do for the world. …

In part one of ‘The Era of Blood, Sweat and Tears that Triggered the Great Resignation’, we looked at a system overworked and lives under-lived. <Read here> The Covid-19 Pandemic triggered an epiphany that held up a mirror, forcing us to see the unpredictability and impermanence of life. It forced…

As the festivities of the holiday season begin to ease, you’re no doubt relaxing those jeans buttons and starting to think about ways to shed the excess holiday indulgences. …

We inherited a culture of work that was toxic. A culture of work where success, productivity and living the dream leveraged the bottom line at the expense of people’s lives, at the cost of their health and the people they cared for most. A bitter pill to swallow yet, for…

When I was a little girl, I earned the nickname “little miss chatterbox” — can anyone else relate? I was curious, asked too many questions for many and talked about anything with just about anyone I could strike up a conversation. Why I felt the urge to talk to people…

The world is at a turning point and it's no longer all about crunching numbers and filling pockets. People want more than a paycheck. They want their lives back! They want to have a say in their community and of the choices, they have that will impact the world around…