Some people just naturally become the center of gravity for everyone around them. At work, they’re the fixers. At home, they’re the caregivers. They remember the birthdays, soothe the upsets, hold the worry so nobody else has to. And they are amazing at it. People tell them all the time. ’We couldn’t do this without …
I just got back from Belgium. My husband and I went there for a wedding. The real reason was our granddaughter, Lyla. And our son and daughter‑in‑law. The wedding was just a good excuse to be there together. Then our younger son and his wife surprised us. They showed up. And suddenly we were all …
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Why the bravest step is often the wobbliest one. My granddaughter is the best teacher I know. Right now, her main goal is to get one knee in front of the other. She sees something she wants and starts to crawl (her new “thing”) wobbly and determinedly to get it. That’s all there is. Don’t …
My Granddaughter’s Career Advice: “Just Start Crawling.” Read More »
As soon as we start, I can see it in your eyes. That hopeful, silent question. that desire for someone to simply give you the key. “Give me instructions. Tell me the strategy. Make everything make sense.” That request weighs heavily on me. It does. I am aware of the intense human desire for a …
I am Ammoma now, that’s grandmom in Malayalam. It still feels fresh, like the new name tag I’m becoming accustomed to. But here’s the thing: In her entire five months of life on this earth, I have had three whole months with Lyla, my granddaughter. Not all at once, but in little chunks of time …
Three Months of Tiny Miracles: My Life as Ammoma Read More »
Change isn’t a neat climb from struggle to success. Real growth is messy-like sailing through stormy seas where progress isn’t about speed, but learning to adjust your sails, grow steadier, and gather tiny lessons that quietly reshape you. The Myth of the Perfect Path Picture an executive who’s spent years climbing the ladder, only to …
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Can you believe it’s almost 2025? It’s been one rollercoaster of a year, navigated with coffee in one hand and a to-do list in the other, and now we’re pausing to reflect— again with our coffee! Was the year like a Cafe latte or several cups of strong espressos? I like to think of our …
Home About Offer Blog E-Book Book A Call There’s a quiet power in the moments we choose to lay aside the fast-paced rhythm of our professional lives for the purposeful pursuit of human connection. Recently, I turned the key in the ignition and embarked on a 96-kilometer journey—not for a meeting or a conference, but …
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Home About Offer Blog E-Book Book A Call Navigating the unpredictable waters of life recently, I’ve become the captain of a ship that sails from the Pharmacies to entrepreneurship, all while trying to make sure our household doesn’t look like it’s been hit by a (mildly organized) tornado. The New Norm: Pharmacies, Prescriptions, and… Fun! …
Home About Offer Blog E-Book Book A Call Life’s a wild ride, isn’t it? We jump on this treadmill, doing job after job, ticking off tasks because they must be done. We’re all chasing that paycheck at the end of the month, keeping the lights on and the fridge stocked. But ask yourself, when’s the …
