Not Sure I Know
When you say “I am not sure I know”, but you really (sort of) do, are you: Playing dumb? Being nice? Thinking you have a vague recollection but don’t want to share? We can do any of these things. We Read More …
When you say “I am not sure I know”, but you really (sort of) do, are you: Playing dumb? Being nice? Thinking you have a vague recollection but don’t want to share? We can do any of these things. We Read More …
If you get an e-mail, a phone call or a LinkedIn connection from someone whose name does not (immediately) ring a bell, you may wonder “do I know you?” before you answer. Of course, you don’t “have” to know them, Read More …
Even as short staffed, some restaurants will say, no reservations required. Come in, choose your table, but…be prepared. To wait. You can take as long as you want to linger, to chat and to just hang out, but…service might take Read More …
So, after all this time, we are able to get together. Even if for just an afternoon of fleeting moments, here and there. The wonderful thing is, after all this time, we can just pick up where we left off. Read More …
When you know you shouldn’t, don’t give in to FOMO. It is so tempting. Being a part of what is happening. Getting into the fray. Experiencing everything that you can, at all times. Life will continue. Throwing caution to the Read More …
When you have something good in your life, keep it going. Stay a little bit longer to cultivate a friendship with colleagues and peers; keep it friendly. Stay and take 15 minutes to mentor someone, maybe with an opportunity to Read More …
It is wonderful to hear good news and to immediately be unabashedly happy for your friend, colleague or family member. Try it. Let the good news sink in. Smile. Congratulate them and then, get even more excited for the opportunity Read More …
We spend a lot of time, wasting time – make the most of what you have and make each moment worth your while. Lunchtime Happy hour Weekends Early mornings Late nights The moments in between Every one of them is Read More …
In all the world, no one is normal and all of us are completely the same. Normal is relevant. Normal is not necessary. Normal is just a phase. We can be who we are and still be crazy. It’s all Read More …
It doesn’t just seem that long trips are shorter together, they actually are. Less boring. Time passes more quickly. You have a co-pilot. Someone can take over driving if you’re tired and limit the need to stop for a break. Read More …