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I am fortunate to personally know nearly everyone on my email list. Some people here are in Economic Development. Others are small business owners. Others are in the tourism sector. I can’t emphasize enough how incredibly challenging this time is for all of us. I feel it every day. And many of you have taken …
In addition to the health concerns of the coronavirus, one of the biggest challenges is how it is disrupting work and family life. Businesses are having employees begin working from home. Schools and universities sent kids home to take their classes virtually. As parents, not only do we have to navigate potential changes to our …
One day during my trip to Alaska last month, we took a kayaking trip outside of Seward, Alaska where icebergs had fallen off glaciers. It was a rainy, cloudy, and dreary day. Tabitha and I laughed because the dreary weather didn’t stop us from getting out there. Rain or shine, we were going to have …
Recently, my family and I went on a two-week trip across Alaska. It was a huge adventure to say the least! We went to five different cities, and saw everything from orca killer whales to moose to caribou. We traveled the Alaska Railroad. We kayaked around icebergs. We were there on the solstice and experienced …
Do you ever struggle with confidence? I’ve spoken to a lot of people who struggle with confidence – people ranging from Gen Z to Baby Boomers. If you’re recently out of college and new to joining the workforce, it can be challenging to have the biggest learning curve in the office. If you’re a Gen X, …
Recently I went to a talk led by my friend Julie Gaver, a keynote and motivational speaker, workshop host, and all-around truly amazing woman! I’ve known Julie for years and really got to know her going through Leadership Maryland together. Julie’s recent talk was called “Wise Women, Wild Hearts.” The event was organized and hosted …