by Andrea Goeglein, PhD So how are you feeling about 2021? We are in the home stretch and I will be the first to admit. I feel as though I have been running an endless marathon. I keep waiting for the supposed 20 mile high runners get, yet what I keep feeling is that I...Read More

By Andrea Goeglein My goodness, it has been a long time.  I hope your summer was filled with many adventures, good health, and being surrounded by loving friends and family.  I know for me that was the case.  Before heading out for an extended stay in our daughter’s childhood town, I presented a class on...Read More

Dr. Christina Ford exemplifies that involvement. Here’s a trained psychiatrist and mother of two who brought to her non-profit involvement an understanding of nutrition and the role that taking care of your physical self plays in the wellness of your psychological health. This is the same fundamental understanding that she also brings to her work...Read More

Specially curated meal and ingredient kits by Chef Tom Colicchio are available for ticket holders to participate in a unique, interactive cooking experience in the comfort of their homes during the virtual event. A seasonal spring vegetable pasta and cocktail options are created and delivered by Craft at Home and Simple Vodka. Nationwide shipping is...Read More

Have you noticed how women seem to be making history everywhere? Women’s History Month is about women making history and it changed something for me.  I was never a big fan of the month of March.  I first realized how much I disliked March in the mid-1990’s when a friend from graduate school and I, Robert...Read More

History, women, language, and success have been filling my mind and heart a lot over the last year.  The Hey, Boss Lady! Podcast is a big part of why, of course.  I am meeting and learning about such incredible women.  Our most current episode with Reminkit founder, Rita Glosser, is no exception.  She started her...Read More

Tiffany R. Warren is the type of person I think about when I refer to someone as a ‘force of nature.’  She unconsciously focused on making sunshine when others were busy making storm clouds.Read More

Priorities.  We all have them; I would suspect that in 2020 without much planning your priorities changed.  A line that speaks to the unconscious way we organize priorities is from author Robert Proctor.  I paraphrase a bit, but the intent is the same: “If you want to know what is important to a person who...Read More

Bye, bye 2020.  I, for one, am not sorry to see you go.  As comedian Leslie Jones said of 2020, “I would call it a trainwreck and a shitshow but that would give trains and shit a bad name.”  Of all the years to have an extra day, this one does take the cake!  Yet,...Read More