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Giving ourselves permission to be confident in who we are, strengthening our own identity, and taking action so as to not lose ourselves in the mix.

Indra Nooyi

Inherent Conflict between Career Clock & Biological Clock

Don’t miss this brilliantly honest interview of PepsiCo’s chair and CEO, Indra Nooyi, age 58, where she adds her experienced voice about the inherent conflict between the career and biological clocks, and, therefore, reminds us that “having it all” does not exist. “I don’t think women can have it all.  I just don’t think so. […]

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Hermy McCabe Balcomb

Public Speaking: Rule of 3

Wixii, Hermy McCabe Balcomb, shares: “A lot can be learned from one of the shortest speeches in modern history. This speech was delivered on 19 November, 1863. Some historians cite this single speech as unifying our nation, proving a president’s credibility to a nation divided, and inspiring two historical great speeches of the twentieth century. […]

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Busy is a Choice

Is Being Busy a Choice?

This week, after reading I Refuse to be Busy  (excerpt below) in the New York Times, I felt compelled to share the article.  Unlike the author, I like to be busy.  I thrive on managing chaos and bringing order in my life.  However, as a confessed pragmatic optimist, doing things just right or “perfect” isn’t a stumbling […]

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2014.3.14 What's in a name?

Work-Life Mix vs. Work-Life Balance

This week, Sheryl Sanderg teamed up with Condoleezza Rice, Beyoncé, Jennifer Garner, and the Girl Scouts launching a campaign to ban the word “bossy.”  The media has responded with both support and criticism to the campaign, over the concept of banning the use of the word bossy.  We take this as an opportunity to revisit our own distinction in word […]

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Lean In, Recline, Sway

Lean In, Recline, Sway – Be True to Yourself

Last week we shared Recline! Why “Leaning in” is killing us, by Rosa Brooks, which sparked much reaction in our readers.  This week, we wanted to followup with The Recline! Response (Part 1), which provides responses by Anne-Marie Slaughter, Julianne Smith, and Mieke Eoyang.  The three responses illustrate the width and depth of the issue for women, […]

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