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I read an article recently about surviving your 40’s that said the 40s are when you become who you are

Hello regular readers — feel free to skip this one — it’s not a leadership post. It’s a 45+ female self-care post

In 2017 I had the good fortune of doing my first ever job search.

Last year I was inspired by Melinda Gates New Year tradition of picking a word and building a deliberate practice around it

I was inspired by Melinda Gates New Year tradition of picking a word and building a deliberate practice around it, to focus the year.

What we believe to be true can shape our actions and our actions then shape our opportunities.

I was asked recently, why I am inclined to bring my gender to the front when I talk about my work.

I’m know you find this shocking, but when LinkedIn offered for me to publish on their platform I was like… you bet!

I’ve often been asked by close friends and family if I have been on the TED stage. 

I think we are all familiar with the importance of deliberate practice to building expertise and becoming your best self.

I know I know, I’m blogging less not more these days.

I have been a bit hard to reach these days. There are a lot of reasons, but none are a reflection of my reduced interest in blogging.

Had you asked me five years ago to describe myself, I would have told you I am a follow the rules girl. 

In talking to people about social media, I often find people feeling stressed that they have nothing to say.

In all my research on the rights and progress of women, I have noticed that a key factor is men. 

Several people I work with attended an interesting training here at Oracle. 

As promised, I’m ready to share a TED learning. As it happens this was the first session I heard so it has the benefit of being less jumbled

I am just back in the office after my first TED experience and a quick ski trip with the family. 

This year I found myself struggling to define my goals.

Those of you with long memories know that I had my innocence taken from me about the California public school system.