Subtract to Succeed
Nell Derick Debevoise Dewey, Deb Shine Valentine, Kelly Wendorf, Abi Adamson, Alison Taylor, Joy FirstConnecting the dots of our lives to build success that feels as good as it looks. Because we can only make change when we have available capacity. Subscribe to build your subtraction muscle and do less, but matter more.
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This Is My Optimism Face
I was going to write about interdependence this month — felt right for the 250th. Then two conferences in May changed my plan.
At ATD in LA, said something I didn’t need to write down, because it stuck: optimism isn’t naive, it’s a moral...
What If We Subtracted: Fragility
I’m not a soccer fan, and I’m not excited about the World Cup. But I always like to try to figure out why I might be wrong, so I listened to yesterday’s The Daily.
And thank goodness, because it provided real time evidence for today’s essa...
Week 5 (and 4): Let it Be, And Get Yourself A River To Bathe In
It’s been a hectic few weeks. (Thus the skipped post last week. Sorry 🫤)
The tug of deep thoughtful research, work, analysis, integration required for my book proposal… and my TEDx script (official news coming next week). And the (fabulou...
Your Culture Is Growing Exactly the Way You Designed It
Here in Connecticut, our beech trees are sick. Beech leaf disease has been creeping across the state, and the tell is right there in the leaves — dark bands striping the tissue between the veins, a leathery curl at the edges. The catch is t...
White People Get to Have Grace
Last Sunday night, walking my bernedoodles home through a nearly empty street in the town of Nantucket, I passed three sets of strangers in about four minutes — a kid with a 12-pack, a big guy in a hood I couldn’t make out in the dark, thre...
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Subtraction Strategist. Harvard-trained. Educated by horses. Subscribe to build success that feels as good as it looks. Together, we'll explore the philosophy of subtraction and learn to do less without sacrificing ambition or impact.
Liberatory Life Coach | PhD Educator | Racial Equity Collaborator | Author
Founder of EQUUSinspired.com, author, master coach, horsewoman. I create conditions for transformational change and the actualization of meaningful lives.
Just a global citizen who enjoys writing about workplace culture, social justice, social equity and all the other things that people find uncomfortable.\ud83c\udf38
Professor at NYU Stern, author of Higher Ground. Lots of other hats, even more opinions. Join me to talk about corporate power, ethics, accountability. Plus, human idiosyncrasies.
Design & Colour Consultant: Applying my own ‘joy first’ advice to messy midlife: perimenopause, anxiety, weight loss, marriage, motherhood & business. Honest essays, unfiltered audio, useful colour psychology. Mum of three (two human, one Frenchie)
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