Often we don’t go forward with plans or goals because we think there are too many obstacles in the way. This is just a perception and perhaps an excuse to give in to our fear. We may have a fear... Read more >>

There’s a wonderful saying, “If you want something done, give it to a busy person.” Effective professional women are busy women—who can organize, multitask and deliver. The... Read more >>

It’s true what they say—it is hard being a working mom. Finding the right mix of work and personal life was tricky before, but at least I was able to get by without the potential for guilt... Read more >>

I get frequent emails from moms who have been out of the workforce for a while and consequently have concerns about their ability to re-enter the fray. I also hear from moms who are working, but... Read more >>

It wasn’t a fight. (For better or worse, Husband and I don’t fight.) It was more of a conversation. A real one, layered, textured, difficult. One I initiated. “What’s... Read more >>

Earlier this year, The Wall Street Journal had an article on the “Walk of Shame.” For all of you mamas out there who work outside the home, especially in professional, salaried... Read more >>

Last week, I put the love of my life on a plane halfway around the world, and I have no idea when I will see him again. It breaks my heart but I don’t have a choice. He just got a job abroad,... Read more >>

Just like everyone else on New Year’s Eve, my life flashes before my eyes as the Big Peach (or Big Apple, as the case may be) drops and ushers in a brand new year. While others celebrate,... Read more >>

No matter what type of job you have, incorporating downtime into a busy workweek is always a challenge. But carving out even one hour for yourself each day can help you de-stress, keep things in... Join this chit chat >>

I recently discussed Daniel Pink’s book A Whole New Mind. His book focuses on the change in the American workforce in which left brain linear thinking jobs are being automated via technology and... Read more >>