Since 2000 I have been writing for business audiences, but 2020 shifted my scope to now include the work of social justice in or outside...

It is human to want to give advice to a colleague, friend, or loved one when they have a problem, but does it really help? For years...

As New York City goes back to schools and workplaces, the return to old routines has been marked by a few noticeable changes. For me, the...

Recently my 94-year-old father was visiting. When he entered the kitchen, we went to help him and he put his hands out to stop us. “No,”...

“Children shouldn’t be taught what to think, they should be taught HOW to think.” Margaret Meade I once had a conversation with a French...

If you had to explain the purpose of a meeting in your work to someone, what would you say? Would it be to get things done? Connect and...

What makes you trust another person? Is it their handshake? The way they look? Maybe it is the way you were introduced. Chances are you...

Yesterday I finally saw a dear friend after a long time. We caught up on all things and the topic of our children’s well-being after the...

Is the title an oxymoron? Can well-being and data co-exist in a healthy way? Plenty of recent MBA grads would argue that anything can be...

“What got you here, won’t get you there.” - Marshall Goldsmith I prefer to think of Mr. Goldsmith’s quote in terms of a collective truth:...

“We all have a blindspot and it’s shaped exactly like us.” - Junot Diaz Ironically, I have been teaching the concept of blindspots since...

“No [hu]man ever steps in the same river twice, for it’s not the same river and [they are] not the same [hu]man.” - Heraclitus What is...

“The Chinese character for LISTEN includes the radicals for eyes, ears and heart.” - George Renwick, 2001, Summer Institute of...

“Change is inevitable. Growth is Optional.” - John Maxwell Back in 2018, a friend said, “Katherine I know you do something involving...