The Aspirational RSVP: What No-Shows Taught Me About ConnectionAshely and I started a guilt-free book club earlier this year. This month’s book was Priya Parker’s The Art of Gathering.1d ago1d ago
Hi, my name is Indra.How three consonants and two vowels shaped how I think and communicate.Oct 30Oct 30
Why Women Break Up With Their Husband’s Financial AdvisorThe year was 2013. I was attending my first TD Ameritrade Institutional conference.Aug 13Aug 13
What have I been rebelling against all along?I was sitting on a subway, reading The Art of Gathering, when a single quote recontextualized my entire life:Aug 8Aug 8
Published inSurviving Late-Stage CapitalismWhen patriarchical mindests are applied to matriarchal problem spacesWhen to (not) accept input from othersJun 28Jun 28
Published inSurviving Late-Stage CapitalismBefore You Thrive, You Need to SurviveIn my last role, I had one particular person with whom I partnered with regularly. Regardless of the nature of the problem we were working…Jun 13Jun 13
Published inSurviving Late-Stage CapitalismCreating equity & cross-organizational connection through talent calibrationOne of my most satisfying and impactful career accomplishments is designing and implementing a blind talent calibration process for a 500+…Mar 21Mar 21
Rapid Shifts in Power: The importance of continuously checking your privilegeA Life-long Journey that Started on a Morning CommuteMar 12Mar 12
Published inSurviving Late-Stage CapitalismFive questions to ensure your feedback is a giftI once worked at an organization that initiated a twice-yearly 360 review process for all ~10,000 employees. Providing meaningful feedback…Feb 19Feb 19
Published inSurviving Late-Stage CapitalismMaking team health everyone’s responsibilityA career ladder addon that rewards glue work (a.k.a. office housework)Jul 14, 20221Jul 14, 20221
