Learning To Be Present In The Moment
My husband and I recently saw The Philadelphia Orchestra perform at the Kennedy Center. As the second piece, Walton’s Violin …
Monthly Archives: May 2011
Confidence And Humility Can Coexist
I’m all for a slow Friday every now and then and celebrating a co-worker’s birthday with an afternoon break for …
You Always Have A Choice
Look around where you work and you will likely find people who are dissatisfied with their life and restless. Dissatisfaction …
The Only Thing Consistent About Fulfillment
Pytor Ilyich Tchaikovsky, a 19th century Russian composer, well-known for his theatrical works The Nutcracker and Swan Lake, among others, …
Creating Our Personal Narrative – Part Three
The previous two posts (Click here for One and Two) discussed Dan P. McAdams’ life-story model which suggests that we …
Creating Our Personal Narrative – Part Two
In the previous post I discussed Dan P. McAdams’ life-story model, which suggests that we make sense of our lives …
Creating Our Personal Narrative – Part One
The following few posts will be about personal narratives – the stories we create to make sense of our lives. …
Finding Balance Between Work And Home
When we get home from work it can be difficult to let go of what happened during the work day. …
Not Getting Angry Over The Little Things
When I was a child, family was always at least an eight-hour drive away. And our family was small – …
Yes, Networking Is Important
In 1973 in the American Journal of Sociology, Mark Granovetter published a now-famous study, “The Strength of Weak Ties,” about …
