After a year of a distributed workforce, I’ve uncovered the following caveats and benefits for employers considering a distributed workforce structure for their teams.
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As a child, who did I think I would be as an adult? I couldn’t remember. And then my mother handed me an old school report.
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Transition seems like the theme of the past year, and this month has shown no exception. Fortunately—as with all the transitions this past year—the shifts of March 2019 have proved good ones.
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On our way to a dinner party, Arnaud and I walked through The Lavaux, a Unesco World Heritage Site just east of Lausanne, in Switzerland.
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A brief summary and pictures from the weekend when Arnaud Chevallier and Leslie Farnsworth got married in Normandy, France.
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After fourteen months of talking about skiing in Switzerland and not skiing in Switzerland, with four of these months living only a few miles from the ski slopes on which skiing could happen, Arnaud got to ski. I snowshoed.
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Dijon, of all the places we visited in France on our road trip back to Lausanne from Christmas 2018 in Normandy, stands out as my favorite sojourn.
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For my 2018 birthday weekend, when the 16th landed on a Sunday, Arnaud planned a trip to Verbier, Switzerland, for an overnight stay.
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Though many readers will come to this site without any knowledge of the old site or any way of knowing that a few things have changed since I left off, returning readers may feel a bit lost without a few quick updates.
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Reflections on our first home in Lausanne. It was an okay home. For a few weeks.
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In my article for FrogDog, I explore why business leaders should let marketing experts do their jobs. (Trust me, they come out ahead when they do.)
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In my article for FrogDog, I explain how the basics of creative writing help make marketing storytelling shine.
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I don’t want the human, nonfairy-tale equivalent of the Beauty and the Beast. What sane person would?
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As much as I enjoy living independently, having no tribe has its hazards.
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Why people believe liars, even in the face of evidence, and whether we can do anything to counter it. Will the truth really ever out?
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All of us have items we need to feel complete when leaving the house. Here's mine.
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How was your summer? Here's my look back at Summer 2016.
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Today, an increasing number of people across the globe live alone. How will widespread solo living affect the world?
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