There is an excellent article originally published in last weeks New York Times, titled The Odyssey Years. Five people sent me an email with a link to the article, so I’m sure it will strike a chord with most of you. The author, David Brooks, claims that the decade (...)

I once got an email from my boss that seemed no different from any other. She asked me to follow up (push for results) with a team that was working on one of her projects. The email faintly hinted that one of the team’s leaders was an absolute (...)

Anyone interested in entrepreneurship has heard of the elevator pitch. It’s the infamous 15 to 30 second pitch of a product or service to a potential investor of some sort. The “elevator” part comes from the fact that it should be delivered in the time span of (...)

Warning: This is a brief, random rambling that somehow made its way onto the page as I was writing a post about “casual pitches.” Stay tuned for that post tomorrow morning. What do you do? It’s the infamous question that is just bound to come out during the first (...)

I wore an unnecessary camisole/tank to work today. I’d planned on wearing a different shirt – one that required a little extra coverage over my bra – and in finding that it wasn’t as clean as I’d thought, I put it aside and threw on another shirt. I kept the (...)