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I like to keep a nonfiction book in my purse so that I can pull it out if I find myself with a few minutes – waiting in line at the post office or the grocery store, or in a parking lot for carpool duties.  I don’t often get to read more than a few pages at time this way, but have found that this pace has enriched my enjoyment Read the Rest…

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Last week, one of my clients told me that she wanted to “make a difference” in the world.  As this is not the first time I have heard that from a client – or a friend, I was prepared for the answer when I asked, “What do you intend to do to make a difference?”  Like so many others before her, my client didn’t know what to say as somewhere Read the Rest…

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I had given an assignment to my working women’s group to reflect on motherhood for our Mother’s Day session.  In addition to contemplating what legacies our mother’s left us, I asked everyone to think about what they would like their children to remember most about them.  Specifically, how would we finish the phrases “my mother always said…”  or “my mother always did…”?
As we talked yesterday, we Read the Rest…