“Unused creativity is not benign. It metastasizes. It turns into grief, rage, judgment, sorrow, shame.” – Brené Brown, PhD, LMSW The first time I heard Brené Brown say the above quote on an Oprah Super Soul Sunday podcast, I stopped breathing for a moment because it resonated so deeply within me. It was … Read More
Here we are, weeks into isolation…I think it’s Blursday? For many of us, we’re all doing our best to adapt and find our new normal. The feelings (highs, lows) are all real. Don’t discount them. For those of you working at home, you might find yourself getting lost in the hours and working too much. … Read More
I begin writing this blog post to support an amazing women’s community in Atlanta on a weekend afternoon in preparation for my upcoming virtual course called How to Stay Near to Success Even in Remote Times on the floor of my living room, still in my pajamas, covered in cat hair. As I looked at … Read More
When working from home, it’s important to find resources, projects, and practices that can help ease your mind and bring a sense of calmness to your surroundings. The ancient Chinese art of feng shui (pronounced “fung shway”), operates under the notion that all objects possess energy called chi and that you can use this chi … Read More
The physical distancing in place to help slow the spread of COVID-19 has wildly changed (and will continue to change) the way we work and live. While our team works without walls thanks to the wonderful web world, we are not immune to the impacts of what that might do to business. Education will always … Read More
I love work from home humor. My all-time favorite from The New Yorker is one where the main character winds up on the phone with 911, who asks him what his emergency is. The character, still wearing pajamas and not sure if he actually put together a PowerPoint deck due later that day, can only … Read More
