(I first wrote this post for Stilettos on the Glass Ceiling, a blog for women in business.   You can check it out here.) As a creative, driven

(I first wrote this post for Stilettos on the Glass Ceiling, a blog for women in business.  You can check it out here.) Working like dogs, but not

(I first wrote this for Stilettos on the Glass Ceiling, a blog for women in business.  You can check it out here.) What’s your next big challenge?  And

(I first wrote this post for Stilettos on the Glass Ceiling, a blog for women in business.  You can check it out here.) Do you sometimes get infuriated

(I first wrote this post for Stilettos on the Glass Ceiling, a blog for women in business.  You can check it out here.) For years we’ve been assuming

(I first wrote this post for Stilettos On the Glass Ceiling, a blog for women in business.  You can check it out here.) I’m an advocate of dreaming. 

(I first wrote a version of this post for Stilettos on the Glass Ceiling, a blog for women in business.  You can check it out here.) Working when

Every thought of yourself as too sensitive?  Do you spend your energy trying to cover up or deny your sensitivity, just so you can… get stuff done?  

Do you have blindspots?  Do you get blindsided?   You know the moment.  Everything’s going fine… until suddenly it isn’t.  Someone does something that makes you completely lose

I don’t know anyone who would send their kid to art school to become a leader.  But despite what you’d expect, being an artist is training in fearlessness.