As partners, when either person succeeds, it’s a win for both of you. — By Krystal Covington Women entrepreneurs are becoming increasingly common in today’s business world, yet many women face difficulty finding the support they need to succeed. Husbands, in particular, can play a crucial role in helping their wives to make their entrepreneurial dreams come true. This blog post will explore why…

The benefits and luxuries of having an at-home spouse. — By Shannon Carpenter There is an emergency in my house! My wife has to go out of town for a very important meeting with very important people. But we have kids, and they have activities. There is archery practice, my teenager needs the car for hijinks, and there is the…

My coworker is roughly 15 years older than me, and is a single, straight, white dude. — By Harris O’Malley Dear Dr. NerdLove: I’ve been reading this blog for nearly a decade now and I never thought I’d be submitting a question. But here goes! I have a work friend. I’ve known him for a few years, but I recently changed jobs at my organization and now…

Let’s unpack how to facilitate an inclusive meeting that maximizes the ROI. — By Julie Kratz and Kathryn Buntain Leadership retreats are utilizing the precious, sought after time of leaders. Here are some ideas on how to spend it effectively and inclusively After a few years of heavy virtual meetings, leaders are increasingly reconvening in person for deeper dive work. Yet, this shift has not been easy for most leaders. …

My advice: Don’t wait for the company directive, don’t even wait to be asked politely. If you have the opportunity, be in the room. — By Ken Goldstein Over the past weeks, several major companies have announced various return-to-office policies. That means a requirement to be in an office some number of days each week. Thus far I have resisted sending a similar memo because I think for the most part this is best left…

Many of us let our self-worth be contingent upon external events. When our self-worth depends on external situations, it’s unstable. — By Tchiki Davis KEY POINTS Knowing your worth and believing that you are indeed worthy is essential for happiness and well-being. When our self-worth depends on external situations, it’s unstable. Experts suggest you adopt prosocial goals, reduce external contingencies, and focus on your strengths to know your self-worth better.

“The innocence that is connected to white racial identity has been a … delusion that has worked really well in giving white people a sense of specialness, a sense of ‘we have something in common with one another” — By Warren Blumenfeld “Woke; adjective: aware of and actively attentive to important societal facts and issues (especially issues of racial and social justice).” Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary

The only question you need to answer is, “What do I want?” — By Lesli Doares I’ve been thinking a lot about broken things lately. And about all the advice I’ve been getting since my computer accidentally landed on my office floor last week. …

“Love and work are the cornerstones of our humanness.” — By Jed Diamond Ph.D I have been a marriage and family therapist for more than fifty years. I help men and women address two areas that most everyone must deal with these days — Our love lives and our work lives. …