Over the weekend, I took on the accumulated Covid clutter in my home. The world has been particularly stressful – the anticipation of an event that has not come to pass. Isn’t it funny that, when you are waiting for a trigger event, time passes so quickly; but then, after that, until the results bear …
There is a danger that many women face, the danger of being indispensable. I see it at work, with women who say, “I have to do it myself. I’m the only one.” I see it at home, with women who assume the role of only caregiver. It’s a hard lesson to learn at work, that …
One of the big questions that Democrats have been asking themselves is, “Why did so many people vote for Donald Trump?” If his base is about 30% of the American people – a scary thought in itself – how do you explain the almost 20% of other people who voted for him? Some number of …
Imagine for a moment that you are a wild rabbit. Suddenly, you are very small. How your body takes up space, how other objects appear around you, your perspective, shifts. You are much more aware of your physical location in the world than a rabbit might be, since a rabbit lives with it every day, …
Several years ago, I worked with a woman who was very annoying. She micromanaged everything. She insisted on seeing every memo that I sent out that might possibly be implied to reference her department. I made the mistake of sending them to her and then she edited them by printing them and writing changes until …
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