A few months ago, I was speaking with a client who I’ve become friends with over a couple of years of working together. She has 7 year old twin boys and my monkeys are three, so in addition to talking about work I often turn to her for twin management advice. She’s super smart, has [...]
Posts Tagged ‘gut’
Interpreting a crisis: when what’s ‘true’ isn’t really what’s true
Posted in Decision Making, tagged breast cancer, gut, learning, truth on August 25, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
When to toss instinct out the window
Posted in Decision Making, tagged childcare, client management, consulting, gut, learning on February 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
One of my Strengthsfinders strengths that I’ve always identified with is input, which means that I’m a collector of information. In my case, it means that I’m an information addict, filing pieces away in my brain, overloading on data, never shirking a web search when more information might be out there that might be able to help me in [...]
Trust your gut
Posted in Decision Making, tagged analysis paralysis, gut, sick kids on December 13, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
This morning, my kids were acting strange. They were whiny and cried a lot, and one of them had woken up several times in the middle of the night – all of which are, thankfully, unusual behaviors in our household.
I tried to tell whether they were sick or not by taking their temperatures, but they [...]
