The Why Women Pivot Book Tour culminated in a virtual event on November 1st with professionals, students and educators in attendance. Donita Prakash, CEO of Brand Transitions was my special guest lending her background in billion-dollar brand transitions that follow… Read More »Book Tour Wraps With A Virtual Event
The Boston event was a blast, not only because of the warm reception from old friends and colleagues, but also because of the new connections made. The event took place on September 12th at the bustling Dorchester Brewing. The reality of… Read More »Boston’s Book Tour Event Focuses on Entrepreneurs
“Why Women Pivot” just received two Firebird Awards in the categories of New Non-Fiction and Women’s Issues! Of course that brings some new things to do like order book stickers, record an author tip for the BoomBangPodcast and write a… Read More »Why Women Pivot Wins Two Firebird Awards
On July 17th, the second stop of the book tour brought together amazing local panelists and participants navigating many different phases of their careers. This event had a mixed audience of men and women who helped take the discussion in… Read More »“Why Women Pivot” Tour Stop #2: Portland
On June 20th, a enthusiastic group of women assembled at Northside Social for networking and discussion about Trish Barber’s recently released book Why Women Pivot. Everyone walked away with a signed copy of the book and a better understanding of… Read More »Why Women Pivot Tour Stop #1 in the Books
I recently sent out a press release announcing my upcoming book tour. I chose cities that I have a special connection to and a group of people who have been supporters throughout my book journey. I appreciate your continued support… Read More »Official 4-City Book Tour Announcement
Earlier this year, I began work on a book with the working title Women Who Pivot and a goal of publishing in early 2024. This book has been in my head for a long time and now I’ve got an… Read More »I’m coming out as an author!
Every time I get very focused on a new client, it takes over all my mindshare. That doesn’t mean that I’m not thinking deep thoughts, but my time goes elsewhere. One of my resolutions this year was to spend more… Read More »Finally Circling Back to New Year’s Resolutions
This story by Rachel Chason of The Washington Post summarizes the heartbreaking reality that elderly people are dying of loneliness in care facilities. The COVID Pandemic has meant quarantines prevent family members from visiting. Of course, we all understand the… Read More »Loneliness Contributed to Dad’s Death
I appreciate the leadership of Fairfax County Public School Superintendent Brabrand, and the School Board as they made sure our kids will be safe when starting back in a few weeks. I am relieved that the decision was made to… Read More »FCPS Stressed Everyone Out Before Making the Right Choice