“And hold on to memories. Hold on to every moment to keep them alive.” Some of my fondest memories are those spent with my family in Texas at Thanksgiving. I grew up in Dallas and although I’ve long since become a New Englander, I am a Texan at heart and cherish this holiday more than most because it always takes … Read More
Who Are You? I Really (Really) Wanna Know
The other day, I was approaching a particularly steep hill at the end of my run when a song on my Spotify playlist made me stop in my tracks: “Who are you? Who who, who who?” Now, normally, I don’t stop for hills. In fact, I relish them. But lately, I’m allowing myself to pause and reflect — and sometimes redirect — when something … Read More
Connecting with CARE
It’s been 606 days since we went remote. 20 months. 86 weeks. It feels like a lifetime ago. And as I’ve resumed in-office days, traveling on business, and attending customer meetings, I’ve realized how socially awkward I’ve become now that I’m no longer protected by my monitor. It’s hardly unexpected that all of this social distancing has caused emotional distancing. … Read More
Live North of Center
Like many leaders, I’m passionate about work, and part of that passion stems from believing in the purpose of the business. Over the years, I’ve made it a point to work for companies with missions I believe in, and that offer solutions that truly benefit our customers (and society). I call this “staying north of center.” If you imagine a continuum … Read More