The Relationship Dispatch.

Are You Working Hard in the Wrong Environment?

Angela Duckworth Wrote Grit. Her New Book Made Me Question It.

We Should Catch Up.

I Spent Twenty Years Teaching Machines to Find Patterns in Data. Then I Built a Company to Help Humans Find Patterns in Each Other.

For most of my career, I worked with data because I liked the promise behind it.

Friendship at First Sight, Thirty Years in the Making

Thirty years ago, I walked into college at sixteen with the confused, nervous face that I am sure most of us were carrying that first day.

Why Do I Keep Watering Dead Plants?

“She has an attitude”, I heard that from a “friend” in front of a big gathering.

Some Roots Don’t Know Where the Garden Ends

I met him on his first day at the company, although we never predicted that years later we would still be speaking every two weeks.

I Was Everyone's Free Trial but not anymore

Kindness is a choice not job description

I Am Chasing Perfection to Be Imperfect (No Cap)

The One-Minute Video That Became a Facial Audit

Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: Who Decides How I Feel Today?

The Friend Who Never Leaves

3 Calls. 3 Nos.

A small, cute little word that somehow shows up more often than my name.

The LIKE That Felt Like a Rose

Social media was never my thing.

E is for Entrepreneurship. E is also for Emotion.

The last two years taught me more about myself than the previous twenty-five ever did.

I Thought My Career Was My Job

Then the job started looking less permanent than the people around it

People Do Not Just Open Doors. They Become the Doors.

For nearly two decades, I worked in consulting and leadership roles where the workday never really ended when the office lights dimmed.

Sometimes You Have to Climb the Mountain Before You Find Your People

Three years ago, I decided that I wanted to go to Everest Base Camp.

The Lunch Roll That Turned Into a 10-Year Friendship

I have always been an avid reader, and there are some books that stay with you long after you close the final page.

Your Career Was Never Meant to Be a Straight Line

I used to wonder what the “right” career advice really was.