I’m super-curious about how this pandemic will shape life as we know it. What new habits or ways of life will become ingrained in me and our organization due to this extended, unintended social experiment with remote work?
In the not too distant past, I had a strong belief that when I made a mistake, I was being “only human” as if being human were something to rise above rather than honor
I’m writing this post today for all the people who find themselves with their physical businesses “closed” who are working hard from home to keep them running.
More often than not, when I’m working on a tough problem, the answer finally comes to me when I’m letting my brain rest – when I stop relentlessly noodling about something and lose myself in daydreaming.
By nature I’m a productive person. As a self-preservation Enneagram type 3, I optimize my time in all kinds of interesting ways. What this can mean is that when I don’t have an immediate task, I search for ways to… Continue Reading →