Inspirational Women: Transforming Pop Culture and Corporate Leadership

In reflecting on speaking at the Committee for Economic Development’s Women in Corporate Leadership event and drawing inspiration from the enduring influence of Eleanor Roosevelt’s voice, it becomes clear a profound societal transformation is underway. This transformation is characterized by emerging elements of positivity, community, inclusivity, and support in both the corporate world and pop … Read more

How to Harness the Power of Hope in Times of Uncertainty

As an executive coach, I have witnessed hope’s indisputable impact on an individual’s well-being, prosperity, and resilience. A crucial component in the pursuit of happiness and fulfillment, hope is something we all need to feel. In this post, I will explore how this state of mind affects our mental health and provide practical tips for cultivating more of … Read more

Change Your Behavior, Extend Your Life

Did you know lifestyle changes activate genes to fight cancers? That how you spend your time influences both genetic function and how you function? In his groundbreaking National Geographic piece, Michael F. Roizin makes an undeniably compelling case for leading a healthy lifestyle. He asserts that 40 percent of premature deaths in the United States are related to lifestyle choices. You will … Read more

Your Key to Success: Cultivating Social Intelligence

Do you know that person who can walk into any room and seamlessly converse with others, regardless of their background? That individual likely has a high social intelligence. Arguably more important than a high IQ, social intelligence largely determines the quality of our relationships and is essential to our success. As a driver of our … Read more

“Shoulding” All Over Yourself? When It’s Good to “Should”

“Stop shoulding yourself” has taken the world by storm—from Tony Robbins to Sex in the City—with many arguing that this six-letter word is intrinsically harmful and shame-inducing. Some bloggers have even called for “should” to be eliminated from our vocabulary. So, how did this once inconsequential word garner such a bad rap? After all, isn’t it just a … Read more

The Rise Of Women In Corporate Boardrooms

My recent keynote topic at a Women Corporate Directors event was “The Brains of the Board — How to Drive an Effective Board.” Much of my discussion centered around neurochemistry, in turn, sparking conversations about gender differences in the brain and then segued into the all-so-familiar topic of diversity in the boardroom. Gender diversity invokes … Read more

Instinctive Wisdom: Tapping Into Your Body as a Brain

KEY POINTS When emotions are running high, it’s not always easy to make the best decisions. Paying attention to your body can help you handle difficult moments with greater ease. These techniques, based on somatic intelligence, can lower your stress level and boost resilience. Difficult moments are inevitable. And handling them well is not a … Read more