A lot has been written about how to silence, banish, and wage war against the inner critic. But what if instead of fighting it, we learned how to make the inner critic our ally in pursuing our intentions, developing leadership skills, and living our Emprise?
Read MoreThis is the time of year when people set big goals and resolutions. And yet, research shows that only 8% of people actually meet those resolutions. Tide Risers Lead Facilitator Marion Biglan offers a different kind of strategy for approaching the new year: the three-word mantra.
Read MoreWho said we have to accept what is handed to us in nursery rhymes, fairy tales and glossy magazines? Who is prodding us to do more, sleep less, feel guilty, and compare ourselves to impossible standards? We are; that’s who.
Read MoreThe one constant throughout the transition of making a life as a newlywed woman in a new place and launching a new company was Tide Risers. I don’t know of any other year long experience designed for women and committed to providing each woman the space to get “unstuck” personally and professionally.
Read MoreNow that I run my own company AND find myself in one of the most demanding moments of my personal life, I knew I needed to set aside time to plan for 2018. My first step was asking brilliant leaders how they plan for the year. I received a variety of responses, reminding me there was not one way to approach this. Here's what I learned.
Read MoreThe setting of New Years resolutions tends to be a rather self-focused endeavor: work out more, eat better, drink less. Considering, however, some of the grave and impending global issues we are facing, perhaps it’s time to shift our resolution-making focus to the greater good.
Read MoreWhen our internal critic is gaining traction, we can make a conscious choice to identify it, isolate it, and lower its volume so we can make room for other, more supportive voices. Finding the other voices both internally and externally is critical.
Read MoreAs much as I love summertime, every year I am delighted with the onset of autumn, and not just because my kids are going back to school. I actually look forward to getting back to a lifestyle replete with deadlines. Are deadlines your friend or your foe?
Read MoreI am often asked about the values that drove me to launch Tide Risers. So, I want to share the values that have made Tide Risers a successful journey for me, my collaborators, and our members.
Read MoreI have decided to reframe my total lack of any kind of sense of direction and instead start actively appreciating the benefits of being a Wanderer. Turns out there are some real advantages to choosing a path not because it seems like it's the right way, but because it has called to you.
Read MoreOne question I get asked a lot is “why is Tide Risers just for women?” It’s a solid and obvious question, but the answer is complex. What we know is that we benefit mightily from membership in a community of women outside of our typical circles who are there to actively listen, support, and engage.
Read MoreIs there something you’ve been dreaming of doing, but have never been able to made it happen? If you've ever wanted to write a book, run for public office, or launch a new venture, try this simple accountability tactic to make yourself take the leap.
Read MoreIn honor of Mother’s Day I have spent some time reflecting on what being a mother has done for me as an entrepreneur. It has made me a stronger, more creative, more effective professional. Here's why.
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