(audio version available at the end of this post) My mother was a teacher of speech and drama (back when we filled those roles in public schools . . . before our obsession with math and science). So it is no wonder I notice when people use certain words too often. These days the word literally is […]

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(audio version available at the end of this blog) Last week I spoke to a group of executives in New York on the topic of work-life balance.  Balance is all the rage, unfortunately how people go about achieving “it” often misses the mark, and by a heck of a lot. It is Not About Time […]

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