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 …
On a spring day in 2012, I pulled into a parking lot in San Francisco, rolled down my window, and handed the attendant a $10 bill. The sign said “Parking all day $20” and the lot was empty. It was right …
Over my two-decade journey in biotech, I’ve been surrounded by brilliant minds and relentless work ethic. However, amidst this whirlwind of innovation and hard work, there’s an area we often neglect — the art and discipline of rest. Rest isn’t …
None of us got where we are by standing still.And yet…. What if you just let the river take you ? On vacation, we took inner tubes to a softly flowing river. The day was beautiful and alive. A short float downstream …
Here’s a contrarian nugget of wisdom: Focusing solely on your strengths isn’t always the key to growth. Yes, I know it goes against popular opinion, but bear with me for a moment. Imagine you’re in a job that encompasses several …
If you’re anything like me, the word ‘feedback’ might make you break out in a cold sweat. Or perhaps it conjures up visions of sitting down with your boss, holding your breath, and bracing yourself for the dreaded criticism. But …
I completed my year-long integral coaching certification training this weekend. There is a lot to say about the benefits of coaching to the person being coached – and I surely will at some point! – but today the script is …
Two years ago, I left my biotech job to embark on a solopreneur adventure. Here’s the one big lesson I’ve had to learn over and over again: Don’t wait until you are sure that you’re ready. Right after leaving my job …
I’m an expert wrangler of teams and committees, but never imagined how this would help me deal with the dreaded inner critic. Call it the critic, the judge, the itty bitty shitty committee, these back-seat-driving commentators don’t let up. Any …
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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