They talk of shuffling papers into different piles, of an inability to find files, and other related issues.  If this sounds like you, it’s time to get physical and can the clutter!

How often do I look at people in the same limited way—fitting them into a neat box of my own assumptions—without pausing to consider that they might hold more stories, talents, or dreams than I realize?

This coming Labor Day, I’ll join hundreds of voices that will be raised in celebration of workers.

With age, job demands, and little time to mess with my hair, I got it cut, permed, highlighted, and used hair rollers.

Pray daily for wisdom, strength, and grace. Hopelessness is not an option.

This is not a political article—it is a fact-based editorial and it is time to wake up!

June is known for gray skies and stiff winds in Southern California—not what you’d expect in this part of the world.

I realized that to lower my blood pressure, I needed to find GOOD factual news. And I have! 

Action is the antidote for anxiety. That’s one of my key learning points when I speak on resilience.

But I learned a big lesson. I made a snap judgment based on a first impression, and I was wrong. Please tell me I am not the only one! 

Where is my courage? Is playing safe and writing about general work and communication topics better? Indeed, there is much to think about.

But this idea of stretching is about growing my resiliency muscle. Three years ago, I made a January resolution to do at least one thing...

The good news is that you can unleash the power of gratitude. Try asking and answering these questions:

The solution? A future-focused, collaborative approach that celebrates differences while uniting everyone under a common goal.

The natural world presents a totally different way of living.

In such crazy, juxtaposed times, gratitude plays a huge part in our mental stability and health

Every vote is a voice, and every voice has the power to shape our future.    As we approach the upcoming elections, I find myself...

Imagine watching a different graduation ceremony that has none of your kids in it and you still laughed and cried. 

I believe that this simple resilience practice can turn dark into grey and eventually into white light, even from the hospital bed.

Death is the one CERTAINTY we all will face. With Mollie’s permission, I share with you her insights into coping with sudden tragedy.