Category: Blog

  • AI in Healthcare

    AI in Healthcare

    AI is making big waves in many industries, but the effects of AI can really be seen in healthcare, especially when it comes to diagnostics. From predicting diseases to analyzing data to predict diseases earlier for more effective intervention, the healthcare industry is in for some changes in the near future. In addition to diagnostics,…

  • Disability is Not a Limitation

    Disability is Not a Limitation

    As we enter October and celebrate National Disability Employment Awareness Month, I find it an appropriate time to think about the uniqueness each of us brings to the table in the workplace. In particular, people with disabilities often approach challenges in the workplace with creativity, resilience, and fresh perspectives that can spark innovation. Their experiences help teams think…

  • Teachers Play A Vital Role

    Teachers Play A Vital Role

    Despite the challenges that come with the profession of teaching—long hours, limited resources, and the emotional demands of supporting handfuls of students—those who choose education as a career play a vital role in the future of our society. Teachers are the backbone of a well functioning democracy, helping to bridge gaps in opportunity and promote equity through learning. I have vivid…

  • The Pendulum Swing

    The Pendulum Swing

    I‘ve always subscribed to the “pendulum theory” to help me navigate how things work in the world. I believe there is an inherent fluidity in the way all kinds of things ebb and flow to keep things balanced. I adopted this belief fairly early in my life; I may have been about 12 years old.…

  • Checking In 2025

    Checking In 2025

    In  today’s world, technology has a distinct hold over daily lives, and my life is no exception. With instant dopamine hits whenever we look at our phones, unlimited social media platforms to peruse to make sure we haven’t missed something, and 15-second reels that can waste unlimited 15-second time banks in a row, maybe the…

  • Stop Learning Stop Growing

    Stop Learning Stop Growing

    I didn’t follow the traditional timeline with my education. After high school, I started out at a junior college, but then got promoted with my job and moved to a different state. I guess I was waiting to see where my life was heading before deciding where an education fit in.  I was good at…

  • Thank You, Teachers!

    Thank You, Teachers!

    I remember one grade school teacher and one high school teacher vividly. When I think about the similarities of the two, and why they stood out among all the others, I realize that it wasn’t that they made me feel special, rather, they each made me feel like I had something to contribute to the…

  • Thank You Healthcare Workers!

    Thank You Healthcare Workers!

    If you’re lucky, you haven’t needed the assistance of a healthcare worker recently. But it sure is nice to know they are there when we need them! Healthcare workers are the unsung heroes of our society, tirelessly dedicating their lives to the well-being of others. Their commitment goes beyond the call of duty, working long hours with unwavering determination…

  • It’s All About Perspective

    It’s All About Perspective

    I‘ve been thinking a lot about perspective lately. It started when I had a debate with a male friend about the Barbie movie. He saw the message of the movie one way, I saw it another. I knew I would not be able to convince him to see it my way, and I also knew I…

  • Time Marches On

    Time Marches On

    I am constantly amazed at the consistency and efficiency of time. It just keeps marching on, regardless of circumstance or event. Sometimes we can perceive time as going more slowly or more quickly, but it is only our perception that makes the difference. Time doesn’t waver. I’ve heard it said that “everyone has the same…