Tackling Imposter Syndrome in Public Service Let’s talk about something incredibly common, often difficult to name, and potentially career-limiting if left unaddressed: Imposter Syndrome. You’ve probably come across the concept …
“What is my name?” A Fijian Peace Corps volunteer says in a trailing-off kind of way after I ask what her name is. She continues, “In Fiji, I am Claudine…so …
When she was little, Ruby talked an atypical amount about clouds. She wanted to live on a cloud, jump on a cloud, and eat a cloud. I especially remember that …
We arrived at our long-awaited vacation, and went right to sleep. We had taken the Red Eye to Fiji and checked into our hotel at 6 a.m. After a few …
We were in the boss’s living room and were about to have a leadership team retreat. Just 7 people on this health services team. I love these cozy, informal-feeling retreats. …
We were at the end of a dirt road in the deep woods. I somehow finagled a spot on the annual boys’ trip specially devised for my brother, dad, nephew, …
I’m sitting in our medical lab, about to host our monthly team meeting. Twenty faculty members are cramming in between their classes for this meeting. I’m the dean of education, …
I love alone time. But for 5 hours in an airport feels like I’m being held hostage. Trying to make lemons out of lemonade, I think about all the things …
Grateful for 8 Years with Coconino Community College’s Scholarship Committee! Thank you, Coconino Community College, for giving me the opportunity to be on the Scholarship Committee for the 8th year! I love …
13 years ago I started a 5-year stint of flying to Washington DC one time per month for 12 days. I did this for 5 years. I was doing one-on-one coaching and teaching …
