A Million Little Things premiers on September 26th. The dramatic series begins with a suicide of a friend; a husband; a father and how the lives of those left behind are impacted and forever changed. The pieces that resonates most for me in the trailer (other than that they are from Boston) is the never-ending… Continue reading A Million Little Things
The Blog
Gifts from Grief
I have learned so much over this past year – about myself, about the concept of grief, and about humanity as a whole. This first year without my husband has been so very difficult and so painful…..for so many reasons. But it has also been a year of some amazing “gifts” – many of which… Continue reading Gifts from Grief
My Year of White Knuckling My Way Through Life
My year of white knuckling my way through life…. Not proud of it and certainly not sugarcoating my journey. For the past year, August 6th, 2017 through today, I have been holding on…for dear life. I am terrified to let go, to breath, to fully exhale….terrified because I don’t know what is on the other… Continue reading My Year of White Knuckling My Way Through Life
Education and The Importance of Kindness
I spend a lot of time sharing about the importance of STEM education for our young children, especially girls. While it remains an important topic of conversation, I do think that “kindness education” is equally important. In this day and age (politics aside, please) of what I call anger rhetoric and brazen public bullying, our… Continue reading Education and The Importance of Kindness
Words of Wisdom: Working in a male dominated workforce
What have I learned over the course of my career? • People can do anything given the opportunity – with the right knowledge, skills, and ability – and a support infrastructure woman can be successful in male dominated fields • Paying it forward is not simply expected – but required. In order to ensure women… Continue reading Words of Wisdom: Working in a male dominated workforce
Everyone Has A Story To Tell
https://brenebrown.com/blog/2018/06/07/everyone-has-a-story/. A colleague that I have never met sent me this link to Brene’ Brown's post on LinkedIn. Laura (my colleague) reads my blog and noted she appreciated my transparency in sharing about my husband’s death by suicide. Laura was kind to say that she thought of me after reading Brene’ Brown’s post and wanted… Continue reading Everyone Has A Story To Tell
Professional Success
“Success looks different for everyone.” Professional success for me is: • Building a team – a strong connected team • Living with kindness and transparency – being my authentic self • Respecting the business and operating like an owner • When someone tells me I impacted their life; their career What does professional success look… Continue reading Professional Success
Leaning In To Have Your Voice Heard
Leaning in to have your voice heard. A simple message of meaning. I have come to realize in a very strong and powerful manner that my voice matters and that what I say has value. Not because I am anyone special but because I am me and that is special enough. My opinions, thoughts, and… Continue reading Leaning In To Have Your Voice Heard
Women Having a Voice in a Male Dominated Workforce
I had the opportunity to serve on a panel last week and share my insights on Women Having a Voice in a Male Dominated Workforce. The authentic and grounded conversation…..as well as some of the questions from the audience reinforced the need to continue these conversations. Over the next few blog posts I will share… Continue reading Women Having a Voice in a Male Dominated Workforce
Spring Cleaning
We have all heard about “spring cleaning” – our homes; our yards etc. The process of refreshing one’s home décor; clothes; gardens and getting rid of old things and welcoming new is typical of the change of season from winter to spring. I am challenging myself this year to “spring clean” professionally. I am realigning… Continue reading Spring Cleaning
