6 tips for stopping the excuses and meeting your goals instead
Today’s guest contributor is Dan Waldschmidt, author of Edgy Conversations: How Ordinary People Achieve Outrageous Success, international business strategist, speaker, author and extreme athlete. His consulting firm solves complex marketing and business strategy...
3 ways to let go of needing to be right because you’re afraid to be wrong
The three of us were chatting in the break room, catching up while munching croissants from the bakery on the corner. “Sounds like last night’s event was terrific,” sighed Fran. “I wish I’d been invited.” “Me, too,” I replied. “Both of you were invited,” Penny...
A minion talks to her CEO
Do you work for a company where the CEO and other executives say they support gender equality but little else happens to make it a reality? I’ve worked at several places where that's true and guess other women might have, too. Places where saying anything about the...
When the worst things become the best things
Today’s guest author is Becky Robinson, writing in support of the launch of Lead Positive, the latest book from Kathryn D. Cramer, PhD. Dr. Cramer, who is passionate about possibilities and potential, is an Emmy-winner, business consultant, psychologist, and author...
My girls need to know independence
About six years ago, as I emerged from the fog of having three children in four years, I found myself in an uncomfortable predicament. I had a master’s degree in Sociology and had always focused my academic interests in women’s issues, and before having my children I...
What’s the purpose of working?
I came across the following story (see below) while doing research for an upcoming SmartBrief article. I was looking for information about economics, and here was this piece on finding purpose in your life. I'm researching money and up pops the meaning and purpose of...
