Three Reasons Why you should always start with a story
The best speeches, articles, sermons, and blog posts begin with a story. I lay out three reasons why you should always start with a story.
The best speeches, articles, sermons, and blog posts begin with a story. I lay out three reasons why you should always start with a story.
Let's inspire inclusion in the way we communicate about women and girls. Here are some language shifts you can make to inspire inclusion.
“There is a little frustration around non-Natives using the term 'native' to refer to them being local to an area. When I tell a lot of...
Creating welcoming cultures for LBGTQIA+ people saves lives, whether it’s in the home, school, workplace, or media. Learn how!
Don’t waste people’s time and clog up their email boxes by replying all. Here are 5 ways to prevent this from occurring.
Writing a compelling proposal takes a lot of time and energy. Don’t waste your investment by making one of these mistakes.
It's #internationalwomensday2022. Where to start? I chose to write about women who helped me ask for what I deserve.
Each holiday season, I'm reminded of how far we have to go to root out sexism in our language. Here are 8 tips on how to do that.
As the world watches Elon Musk destroy Twitter, I realize he has mastered one principle of communications (while failing at others!).
I've been on both sides of layoffs. Here are six ways to do layoffs a little more humanely and preserve your employees' dignity.
85% of employees feel afraid to raise concerns with their bosses. Demoralizing treatment is never a good thing! Tips on how to fix this.
Bravo to the Try Guys for being inclusive leaders. They are walking their talk and living out their values by making a difficult decision!
Yesterday Amy Cooper lost her case against her employer. White women have used our tears as a weapon for hundreds of years.
Claire Randall is CEO of Grand Central Bakery, a B-Corp certified artisan bakery in Oregon and Washington with a community-centered mission.
White-dominated companies have no right to profit off Black people's blood, sweat, and tears by marketing Juneteenth.
Marie Gettel-Gilmartin and Joel Makower, chair and co-founder of GreenBiz Group, discuss sustainable business.
As a shy single mom turning 30, Cheryl Parks took action to transform her shyness into a successful sales career!
What really sold engineering for Michele Hayward was when she was 12 and a Category Five hurricane hit South Carolina.
Elisa Engel and I talked about her work in Africa, sustainability, ethics, and the challenges of being a woman in architecture.
Kim Malek is the visionary behind Salt & Straw Ice Cream and cofounder with cousin Tyler. They build community as a company that cares.