The Fall of Roe v. Wade and Four Ways to Take Action
We each have a part to play in what comes next and we cannot afford for a single one of us to sit this one out on the bench.
Randi Braun is an executive coach, consultant, speaker and the founder of Something Major.
We each have a part to play in what comes next and we cannot afford for a single one of us to sit this one out on the bench.
Growing up professionally first in fundraising and then business development and sales, I clocked a lot of hours negotiating and I got really good at talking about money.
Your goals are your personal Super Bowl. So let’s start treating them that way.Â
Being productive is important, but as the old adage goes: too much of a good thing is a bad thing, and productivity is no exception.
As fatigue builds around the working moms’ crisis—perhaps the largest labor and employment crisis we’ve faced as a nation in a century—new research from The Brookings Institution shows us just how urgent this conversation is, as well as what miracle workers working moms have been over the last year and a half.
Here’s my take on three things we can all do to show up as Olympians every day at work.
As women we often feel like we have to thread the needle between being warm and likeable, and being viewed as effective, capable leaders.
The numbers don’t lie: We’re doing a terrible job.
It’s never been harder to be a working mom, so here are five tips for returning to work when you’re still at home.