Beauty.
Wisdom.
Exposure to interesting people and ideas.
Good company.
Space to breathe.
I’m just back from a retreat we called “Take Time.” It combined tools for self-awareness and navigating transitions with professional coaching, casual conversations, delicious seasonal food, time in nature, and a hands-on workshop making botanical “fire cider” — all in the company of women who were open, supportive and willing to dive into an experiment.
Continue reading “Don’t Wait”Igniting our imagination yields tangible strategic results and can be done in highly practical ways. Here are a few more suggestions, continuing our series from last week.
Today’s installment is inspired in part by Herminia Ibarra’s Working Identity, a title we covered in my no-reading-required book club recently. If you missed it, it’s not too late to be sent the recording.
Continue reading “Make Yourself Malleable”“Asking follow-up questions is a lifechanging act of service.”
~Kelly Corrigan
In the coming weeks, I plan to highlight insights that have stayed with me from the Aspen Ideas Festival that kicked off my summer.
Continue reading “The Service of a Second Question”In this final installment of my recent series called Be a Taker, we’re looking at an underused set of tools that, although they come at the end, can be useful at any point in the process as you navigate transition.
Continue reading “Take Credit”In this fourth part of our five-week series on navigating transitions I’m calling Be a Taker, I’m offering a series of tools to help you Take Action. Action is motivating, and when we are feeling untethered by change, having a few simple things to try doing can be really helpful. Here you go!
Continue reading “Take Action”