According to science, the first things our brains notice about a person are their race and gender. Not because we’re bad people, but because our brains have evolved to put things in categories for survival. Similarity comforts us; difference can feel uncertain....
Every four years, women are allowed to say something radical out loud:I want to win. And every four years (or lately every two plus one), we witness the Olympics giving us permission to embrace and honor the grit and determination to win that we’re usually taught to...
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about what I learned from interviewing 244 badass women for my podcast, Badass Women at Any Age. One of my big takeaways, was how these women found their purpose by overcoming life’s challenges, whether it was a divorce or loss, an empty...
Generative AI is quickly becoming embedded in how companies recruit, evaluate, and promote talent. Employers are turning to these tools hoping technology will finally solve one of the most stubborn problems in the workplace: how to make fair, unbiased decisions about...
Just this morning, as I was discussing writing this article with a friend, the conversation naturally turned to what personality types we each were. I could not classify myself as either one and subsequently came to the conclusion that I’m what’s called an ambivert....
I’m not a pie in the sky kinda gal who lives in the glass half full world. My positivity is usually influenced by reality. I try my hardest, with intention, not to let doom and gloom predictions sabotage me. And it’s not easy these days! When faced with a crisis...
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