There is nothing worse than walking into a crowded room where you don’t know anyone, to only be forced into dreaded small talk with what feels like thousands of people

One simple thing I did made all the difference!

Picture a staff development day with staff of all levels, and she was the top level. Her entire team was now forming a line behind her, watching this manager “lead” them to the buffet.

Except leaders aren’t supposed to lead the buffet line.

“I feel like I’m not always taken very seriously because I’m a woman and I’m younger than everyone else at the table.”

Anyone ever felt like there is something “out there” for you in life but you can’t quite figure out what? Have you tried to balance your life but no matter what you try it just ain’t working?

 Hibernation is not an option for fierce, fabulous females.  It’s for dead beats who accomplish jack shit, so here’s some tips on how to get your butt out of bed, even in the darkest, coldest mornings.

We’ve all heard about it, this “queen bee” syndrome where women in the workforce try to compete with and destroy other women, but it seems to be taking more centre stage lately.  WTF ladies?

I recently asked 107 women what they do for work-life balance.  From several previous conversations I have had in the past, I knew that this was a burning issue for working women, but I had NO idea how burning it really was.  The only feedback I received from this question was “I have no idea what that even means”.

I was married to my high school sweetheart for ten years—had two amazing children with him, a house, two cars, the whole dream… and of course an amazing future together.  But no, that too vaporized before my eyes.

Once I got over my disappointment, I reflected on the situation and connected it to my own work and how devastated I would be if any of our clients were treated as poorly as we were. So, here are my lessons learned.

It all begins with an idea.