Three Signs You Have Too Much Work and What to Do About It

Capacity is the maximum amount that something or someone can contain. In my multiple conversations with leaders, I often hear about them feeling overwhelmed and overworked feeling as being at max capacity most of the time. The statistics reveal that at least one in...
Three Signs You Have Too Much Work and What to Do About It

Three Signs You Have Too Much Work and What to Do About It

Capacity is the maximum amount that something or someone can contain. In my multiple conversations with leaders, I often hear about them feeling overwhelmed and overworked feeling as being at max capacity most of the time. The statistics reveal that at least one in...

Six Ways to Advocate for Your Career Success.

Six Ways to Advocate for Your Career Success.

Self-Advocacy is the ability to speak up effectively on our behalf to bring forward our interests, needs, and rights so that we can achieve career success.  However, many of us feel uncomfortable advocating for ourselves for one reason or another. Women tend...

Tapping Into this Year’s Lessons

Tapping Into this Year’s Lessons

The clock is ticking, and soon the calendar year will be over. This time inspires me to pause and take inventory of the essential lessons from this year and how to convert them into opportunities for more growth. Why let crises go to waste when extracting the gifts...

Overcoming Imposter Syndrome as a New Leader

Overcoming Imposter Syndrome as a New Leader

Getting a promotion as a people leader is a celebratory moment in someone's career. After the excitement of the initial weeks after being promoted, they face greater scrutiny and visibility. They also have to make difficult decisions. The new rules of engagement...

Embracing Your Cultural Heritage as a Latina Leader

Embracing Your Cultural Heritage as a Latina Leader

Hispanic Heritage Month celebrates the histories, cultures, and contributions of American citizens whose ancestors came from Spain and Latin America. October is that time of the year that inspires me to share what it means for me to be a Latina. I also want to...

Overcoming Five Leadership Assumptions that Wake You Up at Night

Overcoming Five Leadership Assumptions that Wake You Up at Night

Leading others is a big responsibility and comes with many challenges and opportunities, particularly in the current workplace of high volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity. It is not a surprise that stress and anxiety are part of the territory...

What Career Conversations Can Do for You

What Career Conversations Can Do for You

The topic of employee retention is very relevant in a time when organizations are struggling with skills gap shortages. Over the last year, the rate of job quitting in the United States has reached highs not seen since before. This phenomenon called The Great...

How Women Leaders Navigate Toxic Workplaces

How Women Leaders Navigate Toxic Workplaces

Women Leadership Series Women leaders working in toxic environments face a double bound. On one side, they must find a way to respond to a hostile climate effectively. On the other, they must maintain equanimity when leading their teams. Some women, without knowing,...

Decoding the Confident Gap for Women Leaders

Decoding the Confident Gap for Women Leaders

Women Leadership Series The confidence gap is that theory holding that women feel less confident than men in their abilities. This article describes how the connection between competence and confidence plays for men and women. If more women understand the...

10 Reasons Why We Don’t Have Enough Women Leaders

10 Reasons Why We Don’t Have Enough Women Leaders

Women Leadership Series Women leaders can bring different skills, creativity, and enthusiasm, lead more engaged teams, and promote inclusivity that helps organizations achieve better results. There is plenty of evidence of women's benefits to the bottom line. Moody's...