Different people in our lives have different roles to play in supporting us.

I’ve spent the past six months thinking about my goals, but I only recently started to reflect on the kind of support system required to achieve them.

Rarely is an organization’s real culture written plainly on the wall.  

Work from home, hybrid work, location independence. Whatever you call it, the practice is a sea change in the corporate world.

A month ago, I set out to blog every day.

For the past decade, so many people have been asking for our opinion - Yelp, Google Reviews, businesses themselves - that it became the default assumption that the world desperately needed our review.

The trick is to understand an incorrect theory and resist the urge to build upon it.

Work environments matter a lot more than we acknowledge.

There’s a power in telling the truth.

The flip side of cutting your losses: sometimes you really should just stick to the original plan.

That’s the beauty of youth. You can cut your losses, and change course.

The thing I will remember about today.

I’ve been wanting to see a rainbow for months. But these things rarely show up when you are on alert, hoping to find them.

That’s the beauty of curb appeal. It only has to look good from the street.

Abandon the tasks that feel like prerequisites and get to the good stuff.

The beauty of just getting started is that often, you end up in a completely different place than the one you thought you were headed for.

I’ve heard that boredom can inspire creativity.

In some ways, pain can be a blessing.

I’ve always loved yoga because it’s a space where I naturally have no ambition.

Observing something like the luckiest day of the year feels like a fool’s errand.