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Strength Training

Strength Training

A few months ago, after hearing a Vistage speaker emphasize the importance of maintaining strength as we age, I decided to do something I had been avoiding: I began strength training three days a week at our local Y.  At first, I didn’t like it. I felt...
Strength Training

Strength Training

A few months ago, after hearing a Vistage speaker emphasize the importance of maintaining strength as we age, I decided to do something I had been avoiding: I began strength training three days a week at our local Y.  At first, I didn’t like it. I felt...
Corsini’s Top Read (or Listen) List: 2025 Edition

Corsini’s Top Read (or Listen) List: 2025 Edition

Each year around traditional vacation time, I look forward to sharing a fresh batch of books that inspire reflection, fuel leadership, and help us all move toward becoming our best selves.  These 10 selections for 2025 continue to reflect the themes I care about...
Slowing Down (Even When You Think You Can’t) 

Slowing Down (Even When You Think You Can’t) 

Part 2 of 2  I have been talking about the importance of margin—about how slowing down and creating space in your life is one of the secrets to success.  But what if slowing down does not feel like an option?  What if you are a working mom in your 40s...
Slow Down: The Value of Margin in a Successful Life  

Slow Down: The Value of Margin in a Successful Life  

Part 1 of 2 Ask most people you know how they are doing, and you will hear some version of this: “Busy. A lot going on.”  “Crazy. Just trying to keep up.”  “Swamped. Running from one thing to the next.”   Rarely—if ever—do you hear someone say:  “Things are...
Too Much: The Other Side of Enough

Too Much: The Other Side of Enough

In my last two blogs, I explored the idea of enough—how we struggle to define it, how we push past it, and how it impacts our decisions about when to step away.   But just as we have trouble knowing when we have had enough, we also struggle with something...
Enough is Enough: The Four Questions to Help You Decide

Enough is Enough: The Four Questions to Help You Decide

Part 2 of 2  In my last blog, When is Enough Enough? I explored how executives often stay in their roles too long—whether in business, nonprofit leadership, or other commitments—because they never define what “enough” actually means. Too many leaders push forward...
When is Enough Enough? Recognizing the Signs

When is Enough Enough? Recognizing the Signs

Part 1 of 2  (This is a two-part series on knowing when you have had enough—whether in business, leadership, or life. In part two, I’ll share a powerful four-question exercise to help you determine when it is time to step away.)  How do you know when you...