This is a personal piece about grief in motion, the kind that begins before anything actually ends. Before the loss is real. It lives in the days when everything is still happening, technically fine...
For a long time, I believed that the uneasy moments in my career came from something inside me. I told myself I was experiencing impostor syndrome, as if the doubt was a flaw in my personality that I...
There are, at last count, more leadership frameworks than there are functioning democracies. This is not hyperbole. This is a fact. Let us take stock. We have the ABCs of Leadership. The 5Cs. The 7Cs...
Someone I loved is no more. I keep writing that sentence to see if it gets easier. It doesn’t. It just sits there, taking up more space than six words should. Their name has been in my phone for...
There is a line from A Woman in Berlin that has stayed with me long after I finished the book. It goes something like: “I caught sight of myself in the mirror today. A face I didn’t recognize, eyes...
There is a line from A Woman in Berlin that has stayed with me long after I finished the book. It goes something like: “I caught sight of myself in the mirror today. A face I didn’t recognize, eyes...
For a long time, I believed that the uneasy moments in my career came from something inside me. I told myself I was experiencing impostor syndrome, as if the doubt was a flaw in my personality that I...
Picture a weekly status meeting. Every item is reported as on track. Nobody asks a follow-up question, the call ends four minutes early, and everyone goes back to work. Six weeks later the project...
We have always judged managers by what they produce: the deck that lands, the plan that holds together, the report that reads well on a Monday morning. For a long time that was a fair proxy. Doing...
