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Awe: A life-giving Purposeful Pause
From boosting our immunity to reducing stress and inflammation, awe may just be the panacea for what ails us.

Carla Greengrass
2 days ago4 min read


Teammate, not coach
Snoop Dog and Martha are together in Milano at the Olympics. I saw them chatting about their experiences on the third hour of Today with Jenna and Sheinelle. They have an undeniable chemistry and I find them delightful to watch in conversation.They project an authentic, unironic friendship built upon a foundation of mutual appreciation, respect, and genuine affection. It had me thinking…where can I find myself a younger (or older) hip BFF – preferably one who is famous and

Carla Greengrass
Feb 245 min read


Honoring Boundaries Means Knowing When to Sit in the Back
On a recent trip up to Massachusetts to visit my mom, I caught a ride back to New Jersey with my daughter and her boyfriend – in his car. They graciously offered me the front seat, but I was perfectly content to ride in the back. I’d just started a new audiobook and was eager to get into it. (Side note: If you're not on the Libby app , it’s a game changer for book lovers – highly recommend!) A while into our ride, I hit pause on the story to check where we were. As I loo

Carla Greengrass
Feb 194 min read


Overcoming Self-Doubt: What Beyoncé's Grammy Win for Best Country Song Taught Me About Breaking Free
Several years back, I reconnected with a former boss. I was at a professional crossroads (again) and actively networking to figure out my next career move. Even though it had been years since I’d worked with them, they offered to create a role for me. Here was my immediate thought: “But I’m not qualified.” One look at my resume would suggest otherwise. 20 years in PR. 12 years as an award winning sales leader, team builder and business mentor. Impressive by most standard

Carla Greengrass
Feb 95 min read


Finding Your Purpose at Midlife: Why Legacy Isn't Always What You Think
Snuggled on the sofa, steaming cup of coffee in hand, CBS Sunday Morning on the telly – that's as near perfect as it gets. The only thing better? This past weekend's entire show was dedicated to FOOD. From the psychology of comfort foods to the King's Hawaiian origin story to the cultural mashup that resulted in Korean fried chicken, every segment was a winner. But one story had me leaning in closer to the screen: cemetery markers etched with the signature recipes of the

Carla Greengrass
Feb 93 min read


30 Minutes of News Ruined My Whole Night
I was making dinner one night last week. I asked Alexa to play some news radio. Instead of going to a ‘just the facts’ station, I ended up listening to pundits discussing the events of the day. I turned it off when my husband got home so we could enjoy a nice meal, review the minutiae of our respective days and ask if the other had seen the funny meme we’d sent. You know, empty-nester stuff. After dinner, we made our way into the den. Sitting quietly, watching TV, I beg

Carla Greengrass
Feb 64 min read


When a Messy Closet Becomes a Mirror for Career & Life Transitions
Decluttering, whether we’re talking about closets, careers or life transitions, is really about getting clear on who we are now, while honoring who we’ve been, so we can release what no longer fits without resentment or regret.

Carla Greengrass
Feb 65 min read
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