Archive for the 'family' Category
Usually I don’t recommend books about life and family because I don’t consider myself an expert. But family issues come up for almost all my clients. They put off career change and even take a leave from their own businesses. And they’re frozen with grief.
But I ran across a book, Death Benefits by Jeanne Safer, […]
As an ardent fan of WNBA basketball, I already reserved seats for the playoffs. Our team, the Seattle Storm, faces off against the Phoenix Mercury on Friday.
Seattle’s popular point guard, Sue Bird, is good friends with Phoenix’s phenom, Diana Taurasi. Off the court, they were college teammates, roommates, and very close friends. Now they face […]
Today’s WSJ (March 27) Cubicle Culture Section - Page B1 if you have the paper version - carries a helpful story: “Our Better Halves Sometimes Expose Our Worst Side.”
Consultant Jane Genova, according to the story, sought advice for dealing with a difficult client. She turned to her significant other. He suggested she summarize her requirements […]









