Last week I published an article on Quartz about the three mindsets that can help you follow through on your goals. From what I can tell from trolling the social media universe, the article did pretty well! I don’t have stats back from Quartz, but the post I found on LinkedIn had 4500 likes! Maybe
I have always wanted to be a writer. When I dreamed about my future in my early 20s, I wondered “could it be possible that I could write, like, for real?” And I did write. I’ve written 10 journal articles, a dozen or so white papers, hundreds of blogs and thousands of emails. But I
I am NOT “Sporty.” I’ve never watched sports. I’ve never played sports. And until 3 years ago, I really never exercised. I just don’t have a competitive spirit. I am a (proud) NERD. A bonafide, read-while-walking, nerd. But I wanted to pick up my daughter. When our story begins, she had a brand new baby brother and a mother
Last weekend I discussed how important it is to take a BREAK when you need one. The message definitely resonated with lots of you, but some of you very fairly pointed out that you can’t always take a break when you need it. I get that, but I think you might be defining “a break” too
I talk to a lot of entrepreneurs who are working to grow their business, usually because they are aren’t getting the results that they want. When I ask them what they think they need to do to make move the needle, I get one very common answer: Work harder! This doesn’t add up. The vast
In the spring of 2015, I got an idea. I had been working on a book about using the methods of improvement science, design thinking, and action research to help people power their personal improvement. When I shared the idea with my friends, family, and colleagues, they were enthusiastic. “I want to do that!” they
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