Project Recharge
Lauren AloiseWhat would you do with your energy if you stopped wasting it on the wrong things?
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I Spent 14 Years Building a Company. Turns Out It Wasn’t the Only Thing I Was Building.
Joaquín Sorolla, Sewing the Sail (Cosiendo la vela), 1896. Galleria Internazionale d’Arte Moderna, Venice. Public domain.
When my boss offered to fly in from Dublin for my last day, I was touched. To come so far to see me off, in the corpo...
I Gave a Talk About Values and Realized I Wasn’t Living Mine.
Ubaldo Oppi, The Sentimental Girl, c. 1920–1922. Public domain.
Last year, I gave a talk about values, and somehow talked myself into leaving my job.
I didn’t plan it that way. I hadn’t even given a keynote in years. The preparation for p...
Know Your Values, Change Your Life
This is the keynote I wrote about in I Gave a Talk About Values and Realized I Wasn’t Living Mine. At the time, I believed every word. But I wasn't fully living by them yet.
In 2019, I was pregnant with twins.
I was so excited. These babi...
I'm Taking a Sabbatical. But I Don't Think You Should Have To.
Edward Hopper, Summertime (1943), Delaware Art Museum.
Two years ago, I was sleeping eight hours a night and still waking up empty.
That was the part I couldn’t explain. The sleepless nights of the newborn years were already a distant...
I'm Leaving the Best Job in the World
Guiding an early tour in 2013 — still amazed at my younger self braving heels on cobblestone!
I’m writing this on a flight to Rome, sitting in my usual seat, 3D. Front of the plane, aisle, and as comfortable as it gets on a budget airline....
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On a mission to spend my energy well. An ambitious founder and mother grappling with the age-old question of the meaning of life. Read along to see if I find it.
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