We aren’t terribly great at rest in the 21st century.

I wonder what our agricultural ancestors would think of all of us ‘working on’ resting as an activity on our calendars. Time blocking rest would be laughable to hunters and gatherers when their use of natural sunrises and sunsets, the planting and harvesting seasons significantly helped them regulate sleeping and eating as a cycle every day.

Their shock would multiply with the ways social media content focuses on nutrition tips as they only ate to be strong enough to harvest and plant. Sadly, we eat to nourish our sitting at desks or in cars, running ourselves and our kids ragged for participation trophies.

Add your own modern hierography; reminders at Work, of Home.

Abundance of Community comes in many forms.

The Story of the Pen.

Book report of Power to the Middle. Love the ability to focus on the middle.

The Red Thesaurus ….old school synonyms are here for the long haul.

I’m weird barbie and I love it.

I am sad we lost the blackberry keyboard but the device gave us work 24x7 and we need to learn to take breaks.

I typed up my tricks to getting what you need and deserve at your next role.

The WSJ published an article, “Why More Female Executives Don’t Play Golf- and Why That’s a Problem” on April 17th, that caught my eye.

The benefits of golf are hard to dismiss.

Get quiet and be inspired by a muse.

stress blooms are such a sneaky set of blooms

January is the time when your inbox fill up with ads and notes about physical health. What about your Career Health?

Perhaps you’ve made your 2023 personal resolution but what’s your aligned career vision for the next 6-12 months?

When’s the last time you asked what is possible?

What’s possible when you have been working for over 10 or 15 years?

What is possible when your resume could stretch to 5 pages?

Did you have jealous pangs when you saw your coworker take a new role?

In 2022, Gallup published two articles on employee disengagement, “Is Quiet Quitting Real” and ‘Quiet Firing, What Is It and How To Stop Doing It.’

big transitions in life and career.