In our society, when you hit 40, you should have “made it” by now. The definition might vary between – improving upon your parents success and ensuring they are taken care of – really hitting it “big” financially – dream house, dream job, white picket fence – gated community and being a member of the […]
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Lists
This article from Fast Company on keeping lists seemed appropriate to share as I battle whether to give my “listing” over to technology. But, I’m stubborn. When it comes to something as mundane but necessary as writing lists, I think I’m old fashioned. I’ve had a really hard time trying to use Any.do. I like it, […]
Career Coach or Girl’s Night Out?
The other day I was talking to a member of the same preschool community (our daughters go to school together) about her decision to hire a career coach. I was surprised by her decision because she seemed like one of those parents who really embraces her work and family, finding ways to make both work […]
The Price of Freedom
It’s no surprise that freedom comes with a price. Doesn’t everything? The price is working on OVER DRIVE with need for SELF – REGULATION. I have to turn off my iPhone when I’m with my kids, unless I’m on an urgent deadline. I have to NOT answer my phone unless ABSOLUTELY necessary. Well, guess what? […]
Pioneering New Roles While Defaulting to Tradition
I was thinking the other day about why I’ve thought about needing a wife when I was working full time. I have a wonderful husband. He does more than cook. He helps with laundry and drop off / pick up when needed with the kids. He’s engaging. He’ll vacuum, sweep, and yes, clean toilets. So […]
