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Beyond the Comfort Zone- Embracing New Adventures in Adulthood
In our fast-paced lives and world, the concept of lifelong learning often takes a backseat as we juggle responsibilities and routines. Yet, the benefits of trying new things and learning new skills as an adult are profound, offering a fresh … Continue reading
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March is Women’s History Month!
Happy March Friends! St. Patrick’s Day was this past weekend, the flowers are blooming, trees are budding, birds are returning, and the equinox is quickly approaching. Spring has certainly sprung here in Boston and we are already more than halfway … Continue reading
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Announcing a Project Management Symposium
It’s human nature to long for community, to want to feel a connection to people and experiences, and to be part of something larger. This is true for personal experiences as well as work experiences. The IS Project Management Office … Continue reading
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Rainy days
I recently hosted a music gathering at our family cabin. My sisters and I were looking for an excuse to have a big fire and invite some people over. I joked when scheduling the date in October that we’ll see … Continue reading
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Hey you… guys?
Hey you… guys? When I was a child growing up in the 70s & 80s, television and children’s programming wasn’t what it is today. In fact, until I was a teenager, our black and white TV had both the UHF … Continue reading
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Cost Management Lessons
Ever since my niece graduated high school (Class of 2020!! Woo woo!) we’ve begun chatting more frequently in lessons that we jokingly have labeled “How to Adult”. Sometimes the sessions are quick text exchanges about topics like ‘What is excise … Continue reading
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More COVID musings
In March, my routines were all thwarted by this pandemic. Overnight, quite literally, everything changed and it has truly has taken 6 months for me to re-establish a routine that benefits my wellbeing. My days start around the same time … Continue reading
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Fitbit conflict
I started wearing a Fitbit® last year. I thought the heart rate, sleep and other data could be interesting to have; plus, it could help me hold myself accountable for my fitness and sleep goals. It wasn’t quite clear how … Continue reading
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Cancer is a theme in my life. I’m sure it is for everyone that works here, to some extent. My work life and projects are consumed by the minutia of what is needed to support exemplary cancer care and research. … Continue reading
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I once heard a grain of sand say….
I once heard a grain of sand say; “time under reflection gives one the space to think about how to direct one’s anxieties- whether to have them, what to worry about, what to fear, and what to just kind of … Continue reading
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