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09 2023 June

What They Don’t Tell You About Having Kids And A Career

Ever since I was a little girl, I knew I wanted to have kids. I used to play with stuffies and treat them like babies....

01 2023 June

Activation Energy: the Hidden Superpower Leaders Can Leverage

Everyone has a neighborhood organizer: the person who makes sure things happen. The person who hosts the incredible parties and ensures no one leaves hungry....

23 2023 May

Actions over Words

“We are witnessing every day, and only sometimes do we use words.” I wrote these words down as a reflection in my notes after my...

17 2023 May

Write It Down

I was once part of a group of leaders working on a cross-company initiative. We all had different points of view, and every conversation felt...

10 2023 May

Addressing Misaligned Incentives

Photo by Gabriel Gurrola on Unsplash I spent one summer in Washington, D.C., working for the United States Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resource Conservation Service....

03 2023 May

Ask Out Loud

Photo by steffen wienberg on Unsplash Subscribe now My friend was once working on a really large product launch and rebranding. He and his team...

25 2023 April

The Importance of Linchpins, and Why You Should Become One

Photo by Miltiadis Fragkidis on Unsplash Linchpin Noun The most important member of a group or part of a system, that holds together the other...

21 2023 April

Staying Scrappy: Part 2

In my last post, Staying Scrappy, I discussed a recent talk I gave for Stanford’s Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders series. The full talk is available here,...

19 2023 April

Staying Scrappy

I recently spoke at Stanford University’s Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders series, which features leaders and entrepreneurs in a variety of industries. They let me have free...