Executive order 13653, “…enhance climate preparedness and resilience.” Why? Paraphrased from Michael T. Klare in “All Hell Breaking Loose” he states, “Natural disasters create the greatest harm by decimating the vital systems upon which our communal life depends. When those systems fail, chaos, and conflict ensue. Mitigate natural disaster consequences is an urgent global priority.”…

Surrounding yourself, and maybe even becoming friends, with people who you’d otherwise never come in contact with is awesome. The world is constant changing and these different perspectives open your eyes to what you may have never otherwise known. At at the very least, you’ll learn something new. Photo by Malik Skydsgaard on Unsplash.

Once you know how to spot and stop unhealthy internal criticism you might be asking, “What does healthy internal criticism look like? The book “Logged In And Stressed Out” shares some good insight here. First by distinguishing the difference between guilt and shame. Guilt – Emotions related to doing something wrong/bad.Shame – Fundamentally feeling bad…

“All forms of emotional abuse play into our human fears of rejection, abandonment, unworthiness, shame, and vulnerability.” – Paula Durlofsky, PhD, Psychologist Emotional abuse is not something you typically think of originating from within. It’s something mean people on the internet, or that one kid in high school, or, unfortunately, family and friends do. However,…

If you’ve worked at a company that failed you may recall it involved some pain. But it was probably also one of the most valuable learning experiences ever. At a company that’s failing you spending time on critical issues. At a company that’s failing you’re faced with the need to acknowledge the reality of your…