It’s that time again. Before creating a vision and intentions for the year to come, I empty the Good Things Jar. It’s part of a slightly longer ritual I call Marie Kondo-ing my year, where I review the year before moving on - like making the good-bye rounds at a gathering of good friends and then crossing the threshold into a new experience. Hard to believe there was anything good about 2020? I know, I do not deny nor dismiss the ugly and painful, the grief and uncertainty, t

You’ve probably felt Passion Pressure and you might even be confused by it. Understandable. Let’s clear up a few things about passion:

How to evoke the living breathing quality of you, a human being living, loving, working, having an effect on the work you do and being affec

I’m curious about how you define a career.

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This morning, a ‘sponsored post’ for an online resume writing service showed up on my FB feed. It promised all kinds of resume magic for ...

Let's imagine you’ve decided to build a house for your dog. Maybe you’ve built something like this before or perhaps it’s your first time.

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It is truly amazing how much the little things matter; a smile, a kindness, a small step, or a bit of bravery. The other day, I was so excited that it was finally warm enough to eat outside that I actually squealed! I can’t tell you how many times I’ve intended to write my next newsletter and this blog post. I thought about writing, and then I put it off. I got hijacked by, “I should be writing,” all the while doing something else. Even if that something else was necessary!

What if you saw worry as creativity gone off track?

Hokey - I thought so, until I did it.