Leah's Blog

When we find out we’re wrong should we be mad?  Or should we be happy that we’ve learned something new and can move forward accordingly?  There’s no need to sink deeper. ...

Conversely, if you want people to be able to rely on you, it is best to be reliable.  Sounds simple, yet I’m not sure if we all have the same definition of reliable.  If people have to wonder if you’ll follow through don’t be...

Ignore the feeling that you’re not good enough.  Choose consistency over being the best; consistency over perfection; consistency over inspiration.  Choose consistency during fear and self-loathing and imposter syndrome. ...

Have you ever wanted to want something just to find out that it’s much more difficult than you thought?  How do you intend to intend differently?  Maybe hypnosis – self-directed or facilitated by a professional.  For small...

I follow a strategist on LinkedIn.  We’ll call her Amy.  I found her because she was mentioned in a positive way by someone else I follow.  Then because of following Amy I found another strategist that I’m very excited to be...

I wear workout clothes a lot.  This means that there are many days I’m in the office with gym clothes on.  I remember the days when every day in the office meant being dressed professionally – slacks, skirts, blouses, suits,...

FOMO has a grip on me when it comes to information.  So, I’ve chosen to vent about it, adding more information to the information overload and taking more time away from tackling my mounting inbox.  My email is stacked up every...

  How long do you hold on to something you no longer want because the price you’re paying (cash or otherwise) doesn’t outweigh the painful conversation/experience of the breakup?  This could be a monthly subscription (there...

Fail, fail again, fail faster.  Fail better.  Fail cheaper.  Fail forward.  I discovered and fell in love with failing quotes a decade or so ago.  They made me feel better about being human.  At the moment, they just seem...

Politicians serve the people – they solve problems, they communicate, they are transparent, they have integrity.  Oh wait, you’re laughing.  Why are you laughing? Politicians, internet providers (eg: Comcast), big...