How to Make a Good Decision
This article explores a practical approach to making confident decisions when the path forward isn't obvious. Our decision making pathways are deeply rooted in belief systems, patterns and unknown stakes (what we have to lose). Shea tells a story of meeting a fox and how that influenced her decision making.
Learn how to move beyond overthinking, evaluate your options, trust your judgment, and take action with clarity. Whether you're facing a business challenge, leadership decision, or personal crossroads, you'll discover a framework for making choices that align with your values and long-term goals.
A Lesson from Improvisors for Baking & Business
There are no RIGHT or WRONG choices, only EASY or HARD choices. This is a lesson I have learned as an improver on stage, in the kitchen and in business. We can practice making easy or hard choices in low-risk situations before we apply it to business. Read more here.
The Myth of "Work-Life Balance"
I hear clients say, “I want more balance.” As I push harder for what their definition of what balance means, I hear words like: time management, boundaries, availability, money, marriage, kids and help. It’s all too much and they are getting pulled in too many directions. Ultimately, they can’t give one thing up to serve the other. However, the way in which they perceive their reality and live within it can change. The next question is this, “Can I have it all?”
My answer is this, “You can have it all, but not all at once.”
Which is why I think the ‘work-life’ balance is a myth. The unicorn of past realities. Or modern lives require something else of us.