participation (in meetings) is not the same as transparency

something that maureen and i have noticed in some consulting work we do together is the conflation between transparency and invitations to participate in meetings. this is by no means a new pattern, but it seems to be widespread in folks we work with at the moment.

book review: burnout: the secret to unlocking the stress cycle

uncle tips for kids in boston

what are the best things to do in boston with kids?!

revolutionary uncle manifesto (v2)

revolutionary uncles:

grieving even when things are improving

earlier this week i was coaching and stumbled on a simple, but juicy insight: grief can be present even if you’re going from one thing to an even better thing.