Like nearly every women I know, I have been a victim of sexual harassment in the workplace.

After almost four-years together, Kyle and I are definitely coupled.  We live together.  We have two dogs.  We share expenses, insurance, and a mortgage.  But the longer our relationship goes on, the more I chafe at how introducing him to people as my “boyfriend.”  What do I call him?

I had this idea when I quit politics that being on the outside would be a relief.  Sometimes it was.  But mostly, I felt like a fish out of water.  So I decided to get back into the game.

Apologizing and over-apologizing is a mostly female pursuit.  We apologize to avoid conflict.  We apologize to show deference to others.  We apologize to appear selfless.  We even apologize to inanimate objects when we bump into them.  But our penchant for apologizing can hold us back at work.

One of your best assets is a strong professional network.  People who can provide references, inside information, and facilitate connections are invaluable.  But to take advantage of your network, you have to categorize your professional network correctly.

It’s graduation season, which has many women thinking about the trajectory of their lives since they turned their tassel.  Whether your career is going swimmingly or it’s hit a snag, we all need a bit of encouragement from time to time.  Here are a few of the books I give to new graduates or to […]

A few months ago, I posted that I was moving back to D.C..  I did not expect to reach Tax Day and still be in Spokane.  And I know some of you are curious as to what happened and what my plans are, so it’s time for an update.

  Today, we’re talking work blazers, elopement dresses, eyeliner and more.  Because it’s Tuesday, and we all need a little fashion and beauty break.

Tights or nylons?  Which travel mug?  And where to find warm (non-snow) winter boots.  These questions and more answered.