The iconic Swahili phrase from The Lion King that translates to “no worries” or “no problems.” It reminds people (especially ’90s kids) to relax and not overthink things. Chin Up, Buttercup A sweet sentiment telling someone to keep their spirits up and not to fre...
This year I really had my act together heading into December. I don’t want to brag, but I began my gift shopping on Cyber Monday and scored some deep discounts (I feel like such a powerful consumer when I use the termdeep discount). I was riding high on BOGO fumes and feeling prett...
That astringency shows up primarily in the palate, however: When you nose a Barbaresco, the full complement of aromatics—vital to the long term stability of the fruit core of any wine—may be on display. Thus, purple flowers, juicy black cherry, licorice, raspberry and cinnamon are the qua...
Now, in my current life, I do a fair bit of editing others’ work, which is actually a pretty fun combination of reading and writing. I don’t have to face the terror of a blank page, and I can also contribute a bit of my writer’s eye and help supplement the narrative when nece...
By staying focused on your core competencies you will be able to contribute much sooner, add greater value long term, and enjoy and have more peace especially in the early days.” Ask questions, don’t make assumptions “Questions invite conversations, stimulate thinking, break down barr...
By staying focused on your core competencies you will be able to contribute much sooner, add greater value long term, and enjoy and have more peace especially in the early days.” Ask questions, don’t make assumptions “Questions invite conversations, stimulate thinking, break down barriers, ...