10 Best Books for Navigating Estrangement From a Family Member
The last time I spoke to my brother was at our mother's funeral. He said something cutting about how I'd "barely been around" during her illness. He wasn't.
10 Best Books for Navigating Divorce and Co-Parenting
I was standing in the kitchen at 2 AM, washing dishes that had been piling up for three days, when it hit me. Not the dishes—the realization that I hadn't.
10 Best Books for Navigating Career Transitions After 50
I was 52 years old when I got laid off from a company I'd given 18 years of my life to. They called it "restructuring." I called it being escorted to the.
10 Best Books for Managing Time Blindness and Chronic Lateness
My boss was standing in the doorway of the conference room, arms crossed, watching me arrive 15 minutes late to the meeting I was supposed to be leading.
10 Best Books for Managing Social Media Comparison
I deleted Instagram on a Wednesday after crying in a dressing room. Not because of the fluorescent lighting or the jeans that didn't fit — although those.
10 Best Books for Managing Social Anxiety at Work Events
I was standing in the corner of the conference room, holding a plastic cup of warm white wine, pretending to check my phone. The company holiday party was in.
10 Best Books for Managing Remote Work Isolation and Loneliness
It was a Thursday afternoon when my phone rang. I stared at it like it was an alien artifact. The caller ID showed my mom's name, and I realized with a jolt.
10 Best Books for Managing Perfectionism and Procrastination Together
Not creating it—planning it. I researched every possible angle, created 47 outlines, and read 12 books on presentation design. When I finally sat down to.
10 Best Books for Managing Impostor Syndrome as a Woman in Tech
I stared at the offer letter in disbelief. $185,000 base salary, plus equity, plus a signing bonus. For a senior software engineer position at a company I'd.
10 Best Books for Managing Grief After Losing a Parent
I was standing in the cereal aisle at Target when my phone rang. My sister's name flashed on the screen, and I knew before I answered. I just.
