I am not Serena Williams — not even close. I don’t have her talent, her fame, her connections, her wealth, or her powerful spouse. But we do have something in common: we are both working moms who only have 24 hours in a day. As a career-driven and kid-obsessed mother…

When I was a young Yogi on retreat in Bali, one of the retreat leaders gave a Dharma Talk about becoming an “Impenetrable Warrior”. He explained that the goal of yoga or truly any spiritual practice was to become so grounded in your intentions, choices, and actions that nothing and…

The 6 “GIVE MES” are the new Work Love Languages It’s a confusing time to be a business owner. Inflation and COVID aside, you’ve got Beyoncé creating anthems for the Great Resignation and a whole nation of employees who are reconsidering how, where, and with whom they want to spend…

I did a lot of “partying” in my day. And by partying… I mean binge-drinking in crowded spaces. I don’t generally refer to it as such publicly, given that I’m a mom and an upstanding member of society but it’s true… I think for many of us “partying” has become…

Another New Year is upon us and once again we are all furiously vision boarding, goal setting, and resolution making. As a species, we either focus on the “big stuff” — landing a better career, buying that dream home, locking down that dream mate — or the day-to-day self-improvement stuff…

I told everyone about my pregnancy loss, because I couldn’t bear not to — This week, I got to see my baby via sonogram for the first time. She was eight weeks and five days old, 2.12 centimeters long, and she had no heartbeat. “I’m so sorry,” the doctor said. “I’m so, so sorry.” …

I’m officially grown. I’m 33 and 3/4 years old. I have a toddler, a mortgage and a Volkswagen. I’m sure you know that with age comes wisdom (that I will probably laugh at 5 years from now) and I must admit that I feel significantly more wise than I did…

In 2012 I was flying high as a sales executive: landing big accounts, hitting huge numbers, and impressing everyone with my ability to juggle a seemingly endless number of simultaneous projects. …

The robots are coming for us, they say. Programmers, data processors and loan adjusters beware: in a few years A.I. or “Artificial Intelligence” may completely disrupt your industry, leaving you under-qualified and unemployed. Truly in many industries, computers can do jobs just as well if not better than humans. …