5 Ways to Approach a Universal Challenge in the Workplace: Toxic People
I coach leaders around the world, facilitate workshops for teams, teach courses based on my books, and consult on a variety of projects for feminists, […]
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7 Tips for Men Who Want to Heal
I’ve been reflecting a lot on the men in my life, including family, friends, and clients. I spend a lot of time coaching women, but […]
Continue reading »3 Trauma Healing Perspectives
Recently, I hosted my trauma course students for graduation. They chose a saree theme, so we dressed in our beautiful feminine sarees and met up […]
Continue reading »6 Steps toward Evolutionary Stability: I am B, Part II
In Part I of this series, I summarized three of the six steps toward evolutionary stability, from Daniel Quinn’s book, The Story of B. The […]
Continue reading »6 Steps toward Evolutionary Stability: I am B, Part I
In two previous posts, I discussed content from Daniel Quinn’s book, My Ishmael, highlighting his excellent analysis of how human civilization got into the current […]
Continue reading »3 Tips about Self-Care, Self-Respect, and Reciprocity
I’ve been reflecting lately on how we should deal with friends who no longer have time for us. Do you notice yourself reaching out, while […]
Continue reading »18 Nuggets of Wisdom: Saving Human Civilization to Save the Planet, Part II
In Part I of this two-part series, I shared some principles from Daniel Quinn, from his book My Ishmael, about human history, and how agriculture, […]
Continue reading »3 Ways Older Women Embody Patriarchy
I’ve been pondering this topic for some time. It’s a difficult one because I’ve been on the receiving end of these tactics from older women. […]
Continue reading »18 Nuggets of Wisdom: Saving Human Civilization to Save the Planet, Part I
I picked up the book, Ishmael by Daniel Quinn innocently at a used book sale a few months ago. After reading it, I ordered the […]
Continue reading »4 Thoughts on Trauma and Stigma
I do a lot of work online through social media on trauma awareness. I do it because, as a trauma survivor, and more specifically as […]
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