Why corporate America feeds on our insecurities You see them. The CEOs, living the lavish lifestyle of running a company. Being well respected. Working hard. Exerting themselves to push for more, and more, and more. You think to yourself, wow, they really have it all. They worked hard. They are making great money. They can afford the house, the cars, the trips, the private schools. They really have it all. But maybe when you stop to think about it, why becomes the most impor

When you are healing through this trauma dumpster fire you decided so courageously to dive into, you want it to be a book you read, a thought you process and end scene. Unfortunately, it is so much more than that. The way I look at it, now a year into my journey relates to a load of laundry. Yup, laundry. My life is so thrilling on a Friday night in my 40s. I went to wash a load of clothes, to find a load of clothes already existed in that space, belonging to someone who was

When You Realize You Are Actually Not A Good Person Like You Thought This whole year, I haven’t lived. Not really. Was I technically alive, yes. Breathing, standing, and in tiny amounts - sleeping but I wasn’t living. Just going through the motions and just counting the seconds until the day ended, every day. That isn’t living. While I didn’t want to write a sob piece of my life, my hard year, how much I learned about myself blah blah blah - I do want to touch on the one th

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