


Making A Way Through – An Ode to Election Day
Today is election day. And I am nervous like I don’t know what. More nervous than having to speak in front of 100 people, or deliver a workshop to a group of hedge fund managers. I’m scared. Making A Way Through Because the last time there was this...
Blaming for Bias is Backwards
The White Guy In The Room In the month of April I taught 8 workshops on the topic of unconscious bias and 3 on microaggression and inclusivity. Between those engagements there were other clients and other topics around various forms of communication. But it always...
Resolutions – Don’t Just Do Better, Be Better
Be Resolved A resolution is about resolve. It’s about deciding. You don’t need to wait to January 1 to make a decision. You can resolve anything within yourself at any time. That’s the beauty of knowing your own mind. But do you know your mind? Do...
Who I Am . . . A Poem for Black Women
Black Women Carry The Load Women are always carrying a disproportionate amount of the load. And I wrote a poem about it. We do more in the home, we do more on the job. And now, more than ever there seems to be a trend in noticing just how much more, in particular,...