The Leader at Work vs. The Partner at Home
At work, certain traits get rewarded. At home, different ones matter more. The same behavior that earns you praise in a performance review can cause tension at the dinner table. I’ve experienced this myself. Delegation works well in the office, but I can assure you,...
Interview Questions that Create Accurate First Impressions
Hiring managers often trust their gut instinct. A resume might check the boxes, and the candidate might seem sharp and personable. But chemistry isn’t the same as competence, and confidence isn’t always a good indicator of fit. The best hires don’t just have skills....
DISC Styles on the Spectrum
People often ask whether there’s a connection between personality styles and being on the autism spectrum. The short answer is no. Watch the Netflix series Love on the Spectrum, and you’ll see this in action. The show doesn’t present a single version of autism. It...
What I Learned From a Room Full of Rocket Scientists
Years ago, I led a session for a group of rocket scientists. Not metaphorically. These were people who literally placed satellites in orbit. They were deep thinkers, analytical, and precise. Classic Owl energy. From the moment I started, something felt off. There were...
