4 key takeaways from observing K-3 grade classrooms that are quick yet massive wins for both parents at home & leaders/managers in the workplace.
Category Archives: Personal
Nothing… nothing ever happens the way you expect it to. It’s a good thing, I think.
This post is personal. This has been a doozy of a week. I found out I was pregnant on Monday. Sunday night really. It was juuuust a bit of a surprise. The first thing that came to mind was “oh shit. I’m going to be raising capital for Edio when I’m nine months pregnant.” In …
What Does It Mean To Win?
Winning to some is about the transaction. It’s about being right. It’s about the mic drop. The sound byte. The power play. I would argue that this class of winning is the most temporary and destructive form of serotonin inducing behavior. It’s a gateway drug to poor decisions and even poorer outcomes. It creates a …
The Great Forgotten Art of Editing
Editing. We aren’t born with the ability to do it. When do we learn how to edit? And what do we get from this skill?
Your Mentors Are Everywhere – Don’t Miss the Learning Moments
I was at the WITI Conference (Women in Technology Summit) earlier this week and I appreciated the emphasis on being proactive about identifying and reaching out to potential mentors. I also really liked the callout at a conference sponsored by a women’s professional association that mentors can be men and women. As I look at my …
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My Letter to Hillary Clinton
Dear Hillary, I’ve been thinking about writing this letter for the better part of the last decade, but honestly never got around to it. So there I was, driving to work this morning and finding myself committing to putting my thoughts down for you today. I know that you know the road to winning the presidential …