Insights on wellness, career & service
London made her musical theatre "debut" at summer camp. As I watched her dance, sing, and act on stage, I was struck by how many YEARS it took to prepare for the role of "Mayzie."

In addition to the 2 week camp, her 8 years of prep included:
🥁 Music at Hill House (5 months old)
🎼 Movement at Urbanity Dance (age 1)
🐸 Playing a Frog at Temple Shalom in Naples, FL during the Pandemic (age 3)
🐷 Playing a Pig at Spruce Street Nursery (age 4)
🎭 Watching the "Seussical" play practice at Eliot...
Ever seen this guy?
Venture Capitalist and high profile "Biohacker" - Bryan Johnson spent $2M learning how to extend his life - (which obviously includes plenty of sunblock)
In this 1-minute video, he lists his top takeaways
It goes FAST - so I've pasted the list below for you . . .

For Pride weekend, we attended a Drag show hosted by a fabulous "Queen" named Patty Bourrée 👑
Colorful, entertaining, and uniquely fun, I left with a deeper insight on this whole 'career and life design' thing 🎨
When we were called up on stage, Patty asked London if she was:
London hesitated to answer - which surprised me
But I quickly realized that she did not want:
To have to choose
To be labeled
To limit herself
If resolutions feel hard to maintain - take a page from The Atomic Habits Workbook (by James Clear) which suggests "identity-based habits" are a better approach to behavior change. Meaning:
🧠 "To change your behavior for good, you need to start believing new things about yourself."
🙂 "The more you act like the identity you're trying to embody, the more you will feel like you inhabit that identity."
For example:
I would like to be someone who is peaceful and CALM.
So I added these habits t...
In his best-seller, "Unreasonable Hospitality," Will Guidara outlines how Eleven Madison Park became one of the most exceptional restaurants in the world, by:
Yes, this thoughtfulness can apply in every service industry. Pre-pandemic, I ...
I know you give of your time, treasure and talent in various ways that no-one will ever see. But I'd love to hear your favorite story of giving, and how it made you feel. This theme is on my mind, because my daughter London dressed as "The Giving Tree" for Halloween. And at the end of the night . . .

After trekking the streets of Boston, filling her pumpkin bucket to the brim . . . she gave away 99% of her loot to passersby. After which, she looked at me and said,
"That felt good."

Wh...
A 2025 LinkedIn Survey estimates that "40% of U.S. professionals are interested in launching a business..."
Does that include you?
If you have hesitations, I'm happy to share the MANY lessons I've learned over the past ~30 years of my "entrepreneurial journey":
You're likely hearing a LOT about the "threat" of Artificial Intelligence taking our jobs. The FEAR of "The Unknown" and questioning "what's next" can affect our mental health...
To SHIFT from apprehension to understanding, hope, and inspiration, I attended the "AI-Powered Women Conference" at MIT. A favorite panel, hosted by media journalist Lisa Pierpont, engaged experts in a very human and heart-centered discussion - (including my friend, Carolyn Little, a Transformational Healing Guide, ...