Years after the pandemic showed us many “office jobs” could be done just as well or better from home, allowing more women and other non-traditional employees to enter the [sufficiently-paid] workforce than ever, some American companies started pushing us back to the office anyway.

Under a thin facade of “productivity” and “alignment,” this widespread push is really about upholding an economic model that depends on caregiving work remaining unvalued and invisible.

shining a light on some of the gray areas and unanswered questions around gender equity—at work and at home

The advice I gave on this 2024 podcast matches my current argument that we should listen to AI resisters.

I help you create balance. I teach you how to get what you want from life.

Question: “You’re trying something new. How long do you give it, and how do you know when to pull the plug? What is the information you’re looking for to see if it’s successful? And how do you pull the plug so people don’t have hurt feelings?”

What my answer.

Growth is . . . precisely what your brain is psychologically programmed NOT to do.

Yoga is the practice of experiencing being human. Of being aware of being a human.

It is taking time each day to observe what it’s actually like:

To have a body that senses,

and feels.

And a mind that chatters,

and makes stuff up.

When you have an "I wish" moment, ask: "What would it feel like if I did have it?"

What is the wildest thing you’d hope to change about your life in the next year?