Scientific Leadership Coach, Writer, Biotech Advisor
We all know that there are two parts to a conversation: talking and listening. It’s a simple concept that has been drilled into our heads since we were kids. But have you ever taken a moment to truly understand what …
Let’s talk about boundaries and requests. At first glance, they might seem like opposites, but in the realm of human interactions, they’re more like partners in a delicate dance. What Boundaries Are, Really… Think of it this way: boundaries are …
Being put on the spot with a question can be unnerving, especially at work. Your mind races, trying to come up with an appropriate response, but all you feel is a mental block. It’s not uncommon for professionals, regardless of …
You know that moment of hesitancy before you ask for something? It’s as if your mind is playing out a thousand ‘what if’ scenarios, complete with a side order of worst-case outcomes. It’s easy to get caught up in this, …
As a leader in the fast-paced biotech world, you’re steering the ship through uncharted waters, pioneering new frontiers in science and technology. With every new experiment and innovative endeavor, you’re pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. But let’s be honest: …
I had an intriguing experience recently that got me pondering the role of humor in the workplace. I was preparing for a meeting with a client, a session we both anticipated to be intense and serious. However, when I saw …
Once upon a time, in a workplace not so far away, I was informed by a manager that to be considered for promotion, I would need to “walk on water without getting my feet wet.” No, you didn’t read that …
As I was driving to an important meeting the other day, I found myself in a sticky situation on the highway. I needed to take the next exit, so I turned on my signal, hoping the driver in the next …
Over the course of my twenty-year career in biotech, I’ve come to realize that one of the most powerful tools in our professional arsenal is something we might not think of as a “skill” at all. In fact, it’s something …
I’ve got a confession to make: I often find myself wanting to be the most knowledgeable person in the room. Not out of arrogance or a desire to show off, but because I genuinely enjoy sharing my knowledge with others. …
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