Books are an incredibly important part of what makes me, well, me. As I have stated many times before, I attempt to read 3-4 books a week. I read a mixture of fiction and non-fiction. Not every book is spectacular, and since I turned 30, I no longer … [Read more]
You are not job-shaped
Yesterday, I had the honor of being the Harvard Extension School degree awarding ceremony speaker for the Information Technology and Museum Studies graduates. I tried to remember my own graduation ceremonies and the words of wisdom shared with me by … [Read more]
What would Jane do?
Last week, I had the opportunity to keynote the Intelligent Content Conference (ICC – follow #intelcontent for great conference take-aways) and deliver an expanded presentation about how I have used urban planning principles to reignite my social … [Read more]
2016 #BookDNA
This is my favorite post of the year. Books are my love language. I am always reading a book. My small home is overflowing with books. I bet if you were to rummage through my bag at any given time, you would find at least two books. Needless to say, … [Read more]
A Year in the Life of a Marketing Technologist
This is usually the time of year where people bust out their crystal balls, reviewing personal progress, and preparing goals and objectives for the upcoming year. I have consistently used my birthday (14 December) as an excuse to reflect on how I … [Read more]
Contain yourself
This is an unusual post for this blog. It is personal. My husband and I had dinner last night and I felt out of place with my blue hair down and tattoos exposed. He asked was I not comfortable with what I had made myself? Yes, but hyperaware of how … [Read more]
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