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These are intense times we’re living through and disagreeing with friends and family is becoming a bigger part of our landscape. You used to more or less be able to decide when you wanted to wade into a potentially heated… more →
How can you quarantine without feeling lonely? This is a question many of us will have to face over this long winter, whether you’re immunocompromised and are trying to minimize all potential exposure to the coronavirus, are waiting for test… more →
You used to more or less be able to decide when you wanted to wade into a potentially heated conversation. Now you can stumble into them multiple times a day, even within circles of folks where you felt like you… more →
Our new reality of social distancing is such a departure from how we typically live our lives—to work, dropping kids off, picking kids up, running errands. The thought of staying home all day, every day, for an undetermined amount of… more →
I don’t have to tell you the holidays, with all their extra to-dos on top of the to-dos that are already part of your normal life, are stressful. It’s really, really easy to let that stress color your feelings about—and… more →
My father-in-law has a saying that has become legend: Family is tough. As much as you love the clan you were born into or perhaps married into is, all those long-lasting ties can make things complicated. You love them, but… more →
At one of the first coaching retreats I attended, my coach stood in front of the room and drew five circles on the white board. She explained that the most roles any one person could successfully fill was five—what roles… more →
High up on my list of favorite things to do is lie in bed or—when the weather cooperates—on our outdoor couch and read. Even just thinking about it has put a dreamy half-smile on my face. Nights I don’t read… more →