Big wins, book signings—and biscuits
I talk a lot with clients about the importance of celebrating our wins, both big and small. Not only does it feel good, but it
I talk a lot with clients about the importance of celebrating our wins, both big and small. Not only does it feel good, but it
Distance runners often talk about the last leg of a marathon being the toughest. It’s when the exhaustion kicks in, both mentally and physically. And
Well, it’s starting. My second child, who has been so fiercely independent up to this point, has begun making decisions based off of her big
The holiday high was so good. Now, it’s back to Zoom meetings, virtual schooling, and the anxiety of what this year holds. I think most resolutions
Today, I got to witness the best in humanity when I attended an outdoor funeral service for Mr. Brown, a homeless man who spent most
My husband, Nick, and I keep blowing gaskets over little things. It’s happened more than I’d like to admit. Something small inconveniences us, and we
So many of my clients haven’t taken a day of vacation in 2020. Some feel nervous about scheduling time off in case their jobs are
A client of mine began the year intending to quit the job she hates so she could start her own business. Then, COVID happened, so
I was recently talking with a woman who had been daydreaming for years about quitting her corporate job. When I told her my story about
The women around me have taken on a whole new set of responsibilities lately. They are preparing for another semester of homeschooling, adjusting to working
We often think of abandonment in terms of a physical or emotional separation from another person, an act they do to us. She gave up
If you consider yourself to be a woman with drive, then you’ve likely held onto many goals and milestones throughout your life. Perhaps you’ve clung
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