4 Ways Hyper-Independence Can Quietly Lead to Burnout
I have been thinking a lot about hyper-independence lately, not just as a concept, but as something I have lived, seen in clients, and observed […]
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I have been thinking a lot about hyper-independence lately, not just as a concept, but as something I have lived, seen in clients, and observed […]
Continue reading »Over time, I’ve developed my service mechanisms (the shows Mornings with Marilyn, Dr. An, and Beyond Medicine) through my own company and social media platforms. […]
Continue reading »As a life and leadership coach, I’ve been exploring a theme that continues to surface across coaching sessions, research, and conversations with leaders: trauma doesn’t […]
Continue reading »I travel often to facilitate retreats for clients. Resorts, views, intense days and nights, good food, right? Wrong. Often, the food compromises my health, and […]
Continue reading »I just attended Bioneers – a conference that is more about soul-rejuvenation for me than anything else. Like-hearted souls come together to revive hope, share […]
Continue reading »Recently, I facilitated a workshop for a team over several days. I used some biomimicry principles to inspire the team to think differently about team […]
Continue reading »I was curious to ask my female colleagues about their self-care attitudes and practices, so I polled them. The respondents all identified as female. My […]
Continue reading »I watched the Dharma release on Netflix, Mr. and Mrs. Mahi, the other day. It is, on the surface, about a couple that shares an […]
Continue reading »After my work to support the inaugural team of Women’s Fund Fiji with their localization and team dynamics, I began working with another small team. […]
Continue reading »It is amazing to me to realize how much there is to learn from Nature, through biomimicry’s life’s principles. In this post we’re looking at […]
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