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 …
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 …
I often hear people say they are thankful just to wake up in the morning. Although that is true for me too, I expect way more out of each day …
It snowed 32 inches the last weekend of April. Lucky for me, I love to ski. And I get to think, “Still skiing!” I’ve had that thought throughout the spring months as …
Enamored. I think that’s how I feel. Upon my 50th birthday, I set a few goals. Go on 50 hikes; easy. Attend 50 dance classes; not so easy. I’ve taken a …
Recently, I had the pleasure of chatting with Dr. Taryn Marie Stejskal the author of The 5 Practices of Highly Resilient People: Why Some Flourish When Others Fold. It was …
Proud. Happy. Relieved. That’s how I feel now, as my 19-year-old son and I spend an afternoon together at the climbing gym. Katie and I used to come here together …
Each July, I take a big, luxurious break. I want to model to my clients that true vacations are possible. But mostly, I do it for me. To recharge, embrace …
September 21, 2022, by Katie Wittekind, Lancaster Leadership Effective city councils are not created by accident. It is no shock to anyone that city councils often struggle with effectiveness. Not …
Preserving and maintaining one of the wonders of the world is no small feat. Grand Canyon National Park (GCRA) provides access to more than six million visitors each year, and …
