Connection

“Okay, see you in 20 minutes,” I say before turning off my Zoom camera, setting my “Time Timer” and getting to work. For the last several months, my speaker Mastermind has gotten together weekly to check in and get things done. We lovingly call it “Study Hall” but the cool, on-trend word is… Body Doubling. Here’s the definition via […]

“Whoa, pause the movie,” I say to my husband. We are midway through the movie “The Banshees of Inisherin” when the text comes through. Our “faraway daughter” from Turkey is messaging us that she has just experienced a massive earthquake and is feeling terrified. It’s early morning her time and her normally well-written message is showing signs of

Storytime. We are drawn to what we need. Hello there, friend! A new year often generates reflection (and if you are me, promises to pass on desserts) which got me thinking about my journey to body language. Here’s my story… (aka “How I found myself obsessing about human connection”) Many moons ago I arrived in the world

“Tickets go on sale shortly for the Taylor Swift concert. If I get through, how many tickets should I try to get,” my husband says over the phone. A few minutes later I received the following screenshot text with the caption, “Not looking good”. I look back now at our naivete. My guess is that you had a similar

“I’d love to meet for coffee” the email reads but it ends differently than all the networking coffee connections I’ve ever received. Attached to the email is the gif below. Seeing this made me know I would enjoy my time connecting over coffee. And I did! I’m part of a networking group that connects fellow business

“Do you know the show, Undercover Boss?”, an employee asks during a class I’m teaching. I smile and nod knowingly for the 1,593 time. In my previous life (aka pre-entrepreneurship), I was an employee trainer and the “Undercover Boss” fantasy came up ALL. OF. THE. TIME. If you are unaware of the show, let me give

A girl walks into a bar. She scans the room and doesn’t recognize a soul. She feels uncomfortable. She wants to leave. But she can’t. The end. I would insert a punch line here but sadly, this isn’t a joke. (Sorry if you feel punked.) The backstory. Years ago I attended a bridal shower for

“Pick me. Choose me. Love me.” -(Meredith Grey) Grey’s Anatomy The struggle is real. We all want to be noticed. We all want to belong. But how to stand out in a sea of people? I think my anxiety has heightened as the world begins to reopen. Last year I was tucked safely at home

I love an old home. I love the wood, the quality, the details, the character, and how it just feels. The quiet squeak of a door, the sound of my heels walking on hardwood floors, the archways that transition me to a new room. I’m a sucker for them alright. True, my closet space is

If a picture is worth a thousand words, a gif has to be at least 10,000 thousand words! First things first, my deep research has revealed that the correct pronunciation is Gif with a hard G. I’ve heard people say otherwise (I’m looking at you, my teenage kids who like to debate me at every