This is the 4th in our series about perfectionism. You can find the others here and here and here. When I say “MVP” where does your head go first? Sports? Nah, that’s not what we’re talking about here today. Today, we’re talking about the concept of the “minimum viable product”…

There are 2 types of people in this world (Just kidding! We live in a world much more diverse and nuanced than that!). But there is a dichotomy around decision making that I want to share, because it can help inform your understanding of, and help you to combat, perfectionism. …

This is the second post in our series about perfectionism. You can find the first here. This might surprise you, but there is a strong link between perfectionism and the tendency to procrastinate. It sounds a bit counterintuitive at first, doesn’t it? …

This is part 1 of a multi-part series on perfectionism, something that LOTS of people I work with struggle with. If you’re shooting for perfect, you’re playing a losing game. You’ll always feel inadequate because perfect just isn’t possible. But here’s the thing: You get to choose what games you…

Sometimes, you’re just humming along, minding your own business, feeling pretty good about how things are going when, wham, you get knocked off course. You get sick and you’re out of commission for a few weeks. You have a family emergency. Your water heater fails when you’re thousands of miles…

Summer is almost here! And, if you’re anything like me, you’re pining for a vacation! I’ve got a pandemic’s worth of pent up vacations inside of me. How about you? And while, of course, COVID isn’t over. We’re all basically acting like it is. And that means summer travel is…

Did you know that in every meeting, there are 3 essential roles? Or rather every effective meeting has these 3 roles. Yes, they are often handled all by a single person, but it can be quite effective to split them up as well, not only to share the load, but…

Every meeting deserves a written recap. Yes, every meeting. But hear me out. It doesn’t have to take much time and effort, but will definitely save you both in the long run. Why send a meeting recap? Sending a meeting recap has 2 primary purposes: It ensures everyone is on…

Every meeting deserves a written recap. Yes, every meeting. But hear me out. It doesn’t have to take much time and effort, but will definitely save you both in the long run. Why send a meeting recap? Sending a meeting recap has 2 primary purposes: It ensures everyone is on…