Determine who, where and how to share your personal treasures; the truth about what happens to everything else, and why this is an important step in our planning.

After suffering several losses last year, I hope this series will encourage conversation & reduce anxiety associated with end-of-life planning. Starting gently, with three considerations for you to ponder.

Reflections on my experience being self-employed. Pt 4: The long legs of advice, maintaing personal relationships and realizing it is a team effort.

Reflections on my experience being self-employed. Pt 3: How a lack of clarity about my business manifested into a wasteful and exhausting approach online.

Reflections on my experience being self-employed. Pt 2 Hidden costs, what to spend money on and when to take the wait-and-see approach.

Reflections on my experience being self-employed. Pt 1: Learning the difference between what you do, how you do it and the evolution of both.

Despite my best attempts, I never found my ‘in group’ as a kid. My adult life is richer for being a misfit.

Insight sneaks up on us from surprising sources. I share 8 of these bite-sized moments of inspiration from decidedly non-inspirational sources. (3 min read)

They were my mentor. A trusted advisor. Someone to look up to. They were also a bully. (4 min read)

How we react to disappointment is messy. Does social media make us sweat the small stuff and overlook the worst? Why do we judge celebrities harsher than our friends? (5 min read)

How we interpret change is uniquely personal. The way it affects us, and how we resist, is a shared experience. (4 min read)

We need to make the most of our professional social presence but beware the vortex. It can trap you into wasting time & effort with a side of anxiety-inducing thought spirals. (3.5 min read)

Guy Kawasaki was looking for help. I took a chance, said yes and almost blew it. The lessons for this soon-to-be author were extraordinary. (4 min read)

Being an ally takes more than just support. Sometimes it means stepping aside - or simply saying no. (2.5 min read)

Speaking on stage is exciting, and also results in some peculiar pre-show habits; including one quirk I share with Jerry Seinfeld & Jimmy Fallon. (4.5 min read)