Lately I have been noticing how easily our sense of “enough” can slip away. My son says he has nowhere to sleep because his grandmother is recovering in his bedroom after surgery. Mind you, …

I have been navigating a lot of change in recent years - personally and professionally. Sometimes it has been rapid, other times it's arrived in the form of unexpected disruption or complete ambiguity. Through …

I am a leadership and life transitions coach. I am often thinking about or being asked about what it means to actually create the life we want to live. For me, this has meant …

I experienced a tumultuous childhood. Bearing witness to my mother's trauma left a lasting imprint on my life. Through countless moments, I longed to save my mother, my sister, and myself from our home …

Clearly, I'm pulling a certain thread, and while it's not what I initially intended, this article could very well be part three in my continuing series: Working for What? Rethinking Labor, Dreams, and Survival …

While the outside world is volatile, my inner world is rich with reflection. Maybe it’s where I am in life, or maybe it’s simply me moving through perimenopause, a profound (and often under-discussed) transition. …

I have been reflecting on the tension between labor, productivity, meaning and the mundane nature of life. As a young child growing up in a tumultuous household, I grew up with dreaming as a …

It’s been one of those weeks where the world feels heavy, headlines pour into my veins like sludge, and even my beloved morning rituals seem to roll their eyes at me. (side note: I …

My kid and his teammates art project made entirely of paper plates entitled snake.io In my coaching and leadership advisory work, I often encounter that pivotal moment when decisions feel heavy, when the path …

I have had a rough two weeks. One thing fell apart, and suddenly the whole structure, mental, emotional, logistical, started collapsing, just like that, no invitation needed. I wanted respite. A pause. A rejuvenating …