So far this year I have experienced a lot of goodbyes.

After 10 years shuffling kids through our local elementary school, our youngest is graduating – moving to middle school. She is saying goodbye, and so are we…

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On most days I feel 25 inside. I look around and I see tenured, seasoned professionals that have built reputations based on deep expertise. They speak confidently about topics I only partially understand, and I nod politely while I mentally trail behind a step or two. I marvel at what they have accomplished and the places they have been. I wonder what it must be like to have had those experiences…

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As of this month, Katie and I are celebrating being business partners for eight years, and friends for 15 years. Prior to EQUALibrium, Katie had another business partner for six years when she was trading on Wall Street. While this was my first business partnership – I grew up watching my mother and grandmother run a business together for 20 years. For all intents and purposes, we have been in or around business partnerships all our lives.

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Am I the only one that didn’t get that “New Year, New You” feeling?

On Jan 1st, my husband tested positive for Covid. The kids and I stayed away; I slept on the couch. A few days later, I tested positive, and I joined the other prisoner/ patient in the bedroom for the next week. I won’t bore you with the details, we have all been there (multiple times), but needless to say, this was a rude start to the year.

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I don’t know about you, but I am getting pretty close to burnout. I have said this, and I have heard countless other women express this same sentiment over the past year. COVID has been hard on women and has had a drastic impact on women in the workplace. 

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