I flew back to Vancouver last weekend through Montreal’s new airport, which opened only a few weeks ago. As I was going through security, I was struck by the friendliness and enthusiasm of the staff. They greeted passengers warmly, wished us a good trip with...
Over the past few years, I’ve noticed more people in higher education adding statements to their email signatures about work hours and response times to messages. All of them communicate healthy email boundaries at work. As we move into summer, when many people in...
If you work in higher education and have access to professional development funds, you know how valuable (and limited) those can be. When I’ve been fortunate to have PD funds through my employer (which is most years), I’ve considered these precious and have carefully...
I love to be busy. My need for busy borderlines unhealthy. Truthfully, it’s probably excessive much of the time. And while I’m actively building more space into my days, you’d probably need a magnifying glass to see it. The past 2 weeks have been especially intense....
Generating career possibilities with AI Are you contemplating a career change or craving a significant change at work, but you’re stuck on the specifics of what that might be? Maybe you’ve been doing research on LinkedIn, talking your partner’s ear...
I read a post recently titled “What if it Works Out? The Science of Strategic Success”. While I long to have that as my default mental frame, that’s not the case (yet). Instead, I usually fret about the opposite when I think about making bold career moves. A bold...
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