Wellness Wednesday

The In-Between: Facing the Horror of Not Knowing What Comes Next

There’s something worse than bad news: not knowing what the news will be. It’s a feeling many of us know all too well. You’re waiting for a medical diagnosis. You’ve had a job interview and are wondering whether an offer is coming. You suspect layoffs are around the corner and are asking yourself whether your

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When It’s time to Rebel…Against Optimization

I’m making the case for going against the grain. We need less optimization and more joy. We’ve become obsessed with efficiency. And it’s making us less happy faster. We optimize our calendars, streamline our workflows, measure our productivity, and squeeze every last drop of value out of our time. Businesses chase quarterly earnings. Employees are

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Rage is Not the Problem, It’s a Normal Reaction to Times that Aren’t Normal

How do you keep your cool at work when the world outside your office feels like it is on fire? Maybe the better question is: Why are we so determined to keep our cool? Depending on your role, gender, age, and privilege, you may or may not be triggered daily. You may be angry. Really

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It Doesn’t Have to Be Soul Sucking, but It Often Is

I started Wellness Wednesday several years ago focused on high achievers facing burnout. My main focus was wellness. What I learned in two and half years of coaching high achievers… you cannot disconnect the wellness from the job. Sure, you can reset and optimize your sleep, water, movement, and create boundaries with your inbox. But

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Your Next Chapter Needs a Different Mindset

Job searching can mess with your head. You send the application. You have the interview. You leave feeling great. Then…nothing. You follow up. Crickets. You get rejected from a job you were excited about. And after enough disappointment, something sneaky happens: You stop expecting good things to happen. You start judging every new opportunity through

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